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Local Governments Turn to "Crash Taxes" to Plug Revenue Shortfalls

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Local governments in 24 states are turning to "crash taxes" to plug their revenue shortfalls. From MSN Money: "Crash Taxes" Add Heft Fees for Aid, by Peter Lewis: Imagine you're cruising down the road when you hit a patch of...

Full post as published by TaxProf Blog on December 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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