Rhode Island Dems Seek To Double State Income Tax For Parents Of Unvaccinated Minors

April 25, 2022 in News by RBN Staff

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Rhode Island Democrats have introduced a bill that would require all eligible residents 16 years or older to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Residents who have eligible but unvaccinated children would be fined $50 fine each month in addition to owing double the amount of personal state income taxes. In order for parents to receive an exemption for a minor, they will need to have three different doctors state on record that the child is “not fit for immunization” and the child themselves will have to sign the form.

Rhode Island Democrats have introduced a bill that would double the state income tax for residents who have unvaccinated children.

Yes, really.

State Senator Samuel Bell (D) submitted the punitive bill last month, which orders all Rhode Island residents and taxpayers over 16 years old to receive the COVID-19 injection and boosters mandated by the state’s director of the department of health.

Anybody who violates that order “shall owe twice the amount of personal income taxes” to the state.

This act would mandate all residents sixteen (16) years or older to be vaccinated against COVID-19. If a resident is under sixteen (16) years of age the resident would be required to be immunized against COVID-19, with the responsibility for ensuring compliance falling on all parents or guardians with medical consent powers.

Additionally any person who violates this chapter would be required to pay a monthly civil penalty of fifty dollars ($50.00) and would owe twice the amount of personal income taxes.

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