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Proposed end to some tax exemptions in PA could raise prices

PENNSYLVANIA, JUL 9 – Pennsylvania considers ending sales tax exemptions on groceries, candy, and legal services to address a $27 billion revenue gap amid budget challenges, officials say.

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HARRISBURG — Sales tax exemptions for everything from newspapers to legal services to candy cost the commonwealth billions every year, and at least one top policymaker says he’s open to getting rid of some as members wrestle with a significant budget deficit. Changes to the state’s tax code are rare. Any tax increase — or even a perceived one — can easily incite public outrage against state legislators who want to keep their seats. But as the Ge…

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Prices on certain goods, services could rise as Pa. lawmakers consider axing some sales tax exemptions

With the budget overdue and facing significant deficits, one GOP leader says he’s willing to consider changes.

·Harrisburg, United States
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Spotlight PA broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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