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May 2003 Newsletter

May 2003 Newsletter

May, 2003

Senate Defeat Of HB2357 Allows Expansion Of Unlimited School Property Taxes

TNT Compliance Bill Makes It To Finish Line

ATRA Subcomittee Reviews Implications of SSTP In Arizona

Major State Tax Rates

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