Our Views: ; a Great Big Tax Hike and Big Pay Raises?; Some W.Va. Legislators Are Not Following the News From Wisconsin
Charleston Daily Mail › March 01, 2011
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LAST week, the House Health and Human Resources committee approved a $160 million tax increase on cigarettes, snuff and chewing tobacco.
* Senate Finance Committee Chairman Roman Prezioso, D-Marion, said acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's proposed 1-cent reduction in the food tax is likely dead because it gives families "only" $55 a year.See the full content of this document
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Our Views: ; a Great Big Tax Hike and Big Pay Raises?; Some W.Va. Legislators Are Not Following the News From Wisconsin
* Tomblin, who proposed the $27 million food tax cut, also proposed $47 million in one-time bonuses to state emp...
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