BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) -- Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said he will call the legislature into session in November "to solve the fiscal crisis and implement the "Louisiana Forward plan." He talked about his plan to address tax reform and said it "will provide an immediate increase in take-home pay for every Louisiana taxpayer." He also noted an estimated shortfall that could affect services like education, higher education and health care. "When fully implemented by the legislature, and ratified by the people of this state will produce more jobs, a greater prosperity, lower our taxes, and bring us a sustainable budget," Landry said.  Voters will determine whether to adopt the plan at the March election. IRS gives some relief to Francine victims in Louisiana: What to know about deadlines Earlier this year, Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming pushed for the elimination of personal income taxes. He said this would lead to more jobs, investments and economic growth. At the time, Fleming said, “Louisiana does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem." Part of Landry's proposal is to reduce the income tax and expand the sales tax to more items. He said, "we must address our failing tax system that continues the fits of revenue shortfalls that we have all become accustomed to." If unaddressed, he said, the state will face a crisis. The governor said, "we are estimating an over $700 million shortfall which possibly could balloon to $1.5 billion in the near future based upon impending statutory revenue impacts."  Budget cuts, he said, would jeopardize more pay for teachers, recent education reforms that were passed, health care infrastructure and higher education.   The Committee of 100 issued a statement after the news conference, saying they've advocated for reform for years and plans to independently evaluate how the proposed plans will affect Louisiana's "budget, economy, and families, as well as any potential negative effects of the proposed trade-offs." "For almost a decade, C100 has shared the details of a comprehensive outline of tax reform that our organization commissioned from the Tax Foundation. Many of the proposed elements of the Governor’s plan seem to resemble the recommendations made in that 2015 report, called “Louisiana Fiscal Reform: A Framework for the Future," the news release from C100 said. Latest News Why Tuesday's vice presidential debate could matter more than history suggests Southern University vs. Nicholls State: Game time, how to watch Louisiana ports impacted by dockworkers strike over pay, automation, LABI says Baton Rouge highway safety under scrutiny after new roadway shooting death Israel says Iran has fired missiles and it warned residents to shelter in place