Premier Scott Moe's Saskatchewan Party government has introduced its promised legislation to lower personal income taxes.

REGINA — Premier Scott Moe’s Saskatchewan Party government introduced Monday its promised legislation to lower personal income taxes. The Saskatchewan Affordability Act states it will raise personal income tax exemptions while indexing tax brackets to match inflation, saving an average family of four more than $3,400 over four years.

The newly-elected provincial government has brought forward an affordability bill focused on reducing taxes and offering incentives, as promised in the Saskatchewan Party’s fall election platform. The Saskatchewan Affordability Act was introduced onto the floor of the legislative assembly Monday afternoon.

A month after the Saskatchewan Party was re-elected, the government is outlining its priorities in the 2024 throne speech. “We should never take for granted the tremendous privilege that we have in our province and our country to freely choose our representatives and our government,

Premier Scott Moe's Saskatchewan Party government introduced Monday its promised legislation to lower personal income taxes.

Premier Scott Moe’s Saskatchewan Party government has introduced its promised legislation to lower personal income taxes. The Saskatchewan Affordability Act states it will raise personal income tax exemptions while indexing tax brackets to match inflation.