Utahns with large families could be paying a lot more in state taxes next year

(Steve Griffin | Tribune file photo) Members of the House of Representatives, their family members and staff stand for the singing of the national anthem as the 2018 legislative session begins at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City Monday, Jan. 22, 2018.

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Bill joined The Tribune in November 2017 from the Idaho Statesman in Boise, where he covered state government and politics. He earlier reported on city and state government and politics in New York for 13 years.

Utahns with large families could be paying a lot more in state taxes next year

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