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New Records Indicate That The $1.9 Franchise Tax Change Being Finalized During The General Session Was Initiated By Requests From 24 Businesses, And, If Approved, Most Of That Money Would Not Even Stay In Tennessee.
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As The General Assembly’s Attempt At A Franchise Tax Repeal And Rebate For The State Of Tennessee Awaits A Compromise Via Conference Committee, Gov. Bill Lee Has Voiced His Opposition To The House Version Of The Legislation.
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Signed A Bill Into Law That Will Allow Tennessee’s Department Of Tourism To Hide Negotiated Contracts For A Potential Super Bowl And Other Events For Up To 10 Years.
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A Bill That Would Allow The Tennessee Department Of Tourism To Keep Mega-Event Contracts Hidden For Up To 10 Years Headed To The Desk Of Gov. Bill Lee This Week, Where It’s Expected To Be Signed.
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Tennessee House And Senate Leaders Are Battling Over The Details Of A Franchise Tax Tax Break, With Some Predicting Litigation Is Guaranteed If Lawmakers Approve The House’s Shorter Rebate Time Frame And “Transparency” Provision.
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😡 Encouraging MORE Illegal Immigration in Tennessee?
🦏 RINO Leadership Kills Preventative Bills to Protect TN Borders…
GOP Won’t Guard Tennesseans Against Biden’s Woke FBI…
& 5 Other Head-Scratchers in the BIG 7!
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The Tennessee House Is Maintaining Its Distance From The Senate With A Franchise Tax Cut That Would Give One-Year Rebates Totaling $700 Million, In Addition To Requiring Businesses That Seek The Money To Be Identified On The State’s Website.
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A Bill That Obscures Deals Made Through The Department Of Tourist Development Has Passed In Both Chambers Of The Tennessee General Assembly.
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The Senate State And Local Government Committee Unanimously Passed A Bill That Would Keep Autopsy Reports Of Murdered Tennessee Children Hidden From The Public.
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This Week The Tennessee State Senate Passed On A Vote Of 24-6 To Block The Access Of The Public To Records That Detail Deals Made Through The State Department Of Tourist Development. With Amendments Made After The Bill Was Already Passed In The House In A Different Form, The Bill Will Now Head Back To That Chamber To Be Discussed Again.
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