Published 2 months ago

Resort tax proposed in Philipsburg would fund infrastructure

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Town leadership is proposing a resort tax that will be on the ballot in June. The council estimates the cost to fix Philipsburg's infrastructure is close to $100 million. Food, drinks, and things like art and jewelry would be taxed. "They're trying to squeeze a turnip here by taking that money out of our hands," says Gem Mountain Sapphire Mine and Gem Gallery owner.

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Resort tax proposed in Philipsburg would fund infrastructure

Some residents say that the infrastructure is outdated and even dangerous, so town leadership is proposing a resort tax that will be on the ballot in June.

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