GBPI Executive Director Alan Essig is quoted on the necessity for a tool to evaluate the costs and effectiveness of tax breaks. Read full article.
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Key Takeaways Senate Bill 233 is conservatively projected to cost an additional $150 million upon
Yesterday, March 6, marked Crossover Day 2023, the day by which a bill generally must
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