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This week’s question: A lawmaker in which state recently proposed a bill that would provide a tax credit in exchange for donations towards a monument to honor basketball star

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This week’s question: In a recent budget proposal, the governor of which midwestern state proposed doubling the tax rate on sports betting wagers from 20% to 40%?

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This week’s question: In which state was a bill introduced on February 3, 2025, to impose a surcharge on publicly traded companies that pay their executives significantly more than

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This week’s question: In which state was a bill recently introduced that would institute a $3 delivery fee for deliveries taking place in the state’s largest city?

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This week’s question: The legislature of which southern state recently introduced a bill that would impose a $0.30 delivery fee on each retail delivery within the state?

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This week’s question: Bills were introduced in the Michigan Senate that would increase the rate on sin taxes that apply to what type of activity?

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This week’s question: For tax years beginning after December 31, 2025, corporate franchise taxpayers that are part of a combined group in which jurisdiction will transition to the Finnigan