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Would a .75 percent city hike in the meals tax charged at local restaurants spark an outcry among local diners?
Perhaps not. That level of city "option tax," if you will, would only hike the tax charged by restaurants from the state's 6.25 percent to 7 percent — and that may not sound like a financial dealbreaker.....more>>
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