State officials aren’t willing to publicly share the basis for a $1.6 billion tax cut and refund for businesses included in Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s budget this year, citing laws protecting taxpayer confidentiality and attorney-client privilege. The state is refusing to name the 80 companies that have sought franchise tax refunds from the state, a move that Finance Commissioner Jim Bryson says prompted Lee to include $1.2 billion in franchise tax refunds, plus a $400 million recurring franchise tax reform in his 2025 budget proposal. Nor are officials sharing any details on the state’s legal risks that are the basis for the largest expense in Lee’s budget this year, or what other avenue
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