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New York City theatre ticket tax proposal off the table

By Gordon Firemark

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New York  state lawmakers have apparently decided NOT to move forward with a proposal to add a 4% tax to theatre tickets.  The proposal was among many in a $1.3 Billion tax plan legislators have shelved, according to Daily Variety.

Full post as published by Theatre and Entertainment Law on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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