In 2024, Governor Jeff Landry and the Louisiana Legislature delivered the largest tax cut in state history — moving from a three-bracket system topping out at 4.25% to a flat 3% individual income tax. It was a good start. But Louisiana is still one of only a shrinking number of states that taxes work and retirement income at all, while neighbors like Texas and Florida tax neither.

Full elimination is on the table right now. Governor Landry has publicly called on the Legislature to finish the job this session. But the two men who control whether it happens — Speaker of the House Phillip DeVillier and Senate President Cameron Henry — have so far signaled hesitation, citing the roughly $500 million in annual revenue each half-point of the tax represents.

We're asking all three leaders to commit to a real, funded plan to phase out the income tax entirely — not just talk about it. That means pairing elimination with responsible spending discipline, so Louisiana families and small businesses get to keep more of what they earn without blowing a hole in the state budget.

Louisiana workers deserve to keep their paychecks. Retirees deserve to keep their pensions. And Louisiana needs to compete with income-tax-free states for jobs, businesses, and young families who are leaving.

Sign this petition to tell Governor Landry, Speaker DeVillier, and Senate President Henry: don't stop at 3% — finish eliminating the income tax.