Utah lawmakers cautious about $25M-$80M gain from federal tax cuts

SALT LAKE CITY — Caution was the reaction Thursday to a complicated report on the impact of the new federal tax changes on Utah income tax collections that showed the state can expect an extra $25 million to $80 million."There's a lot of dust to settle, it seems to me," House Majority Leader Brad Wilson, R-Kaysville, said after a presentation to the Executive Appropriations Committee. Wilson called the impact "a moving target."Senate Majority Whip Stuart Adams, R-Layton, said he was "reall