Penny-on-dollar boost would stress low, middle income
Dayton Daily News
COLUMBUS | A penny-on-the-dollar temporary state sales tax increase, the leading contender to raise the extra money needed to balance the new two-year budget, would impose heavier financial burdens on low- and middle-income Ohioans than those at the top of the income ladder, a study released Thursday said.
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