May 27, 2016

The Leaf-Chronicle: Clarksville, Montgomery County calculate Hall tax revenue losses

“The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy reportedly said repealing the Hall tax will cause Tennessee’s tax system to become more regressive, because it will benefit the wealthiest taxpayers, while the majority of Tennesseans will see no benefit at all.”

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