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As 2017 legislative session begins, Baton Rouge lawmakers already appear divided along partisan lines
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; When state lawmakers ended their work last year, having passed a host of temporary tax increases to help fill a looming budget hole, many shrugged off the fact they did not make significant long-term changes to a tax code widely ...
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As 2017 legislative session begins, Baton Rouge lawmakers already appear divided along partisan lines
 When state lawmakers ended their work last year, having passed a host of temporary tax increases to help fill a looming budget hole, many shrugged off the fact they did not make significant long-term changes to a tax code widely considered broken. After all, the temporary taxes, most notably a one-cent increase to the sales tax, would roll off in 2018, putting pressure on the Legislature this year to make bold changes to the tax code and budget.? |
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