Louisiana lawmakers are considering several tax-related proposals during the 2026 legislative session, even though it is not a fiscal session. A major focus is a bill that would centralize the state’s sales tax collection system, which supporters say could simplify the process for businesses and generate additional revenue without raising taxes. Some legislators have also filed bills to reduce or eliminate portions of the state income tax, though larger changes may come in a future session after the state evaluates recent tax reforms. Another key issue involves the inventory tax. Voters will decide in May whether parishes can reduce or eliminate it through a constitutional amendment. If the amendment fails, lawmakers may pursue a rebate plan to help businesses offset the tax. Experts say these proposals show Louisiana’s tax reform debate will continue throughout the session.