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Income tax among number of proposals reworked by Georgia Senate panel

A key Senate committee completed a two-day taxapalooza Wednesday by voting to cut the top state income tax rate, clarify that e-retailers must collect sales taxes for online purchases by Georgians, and eliminate sales taxes on taxi and limo rides. Read the full article on The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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Income tax among number of proposals reworked by Georgia Senate panel

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