Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed HB 231 into law, increasing Idahoans' grocery tax credit from $120 to $155.

Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed HB 231 into law, increasing Idahoans' grocery tax credit from $120 to $155.

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The new law increases the grocery tax credit all Idahoans receive to $155 a year. Currently, most Idahoans receive a grocery tax credit of $120 per year.