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A bill concerning the repeal of the electric tax has been moving through the House and Senate, requiring the signature of Governor Josh Shapiro.
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Updated Oct 13
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A bill concerning the repeal of the electric tax has been moving through the House and Senate, requiring the signature of Governor Josh Shapiro.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The bill concerning the repeal of the electric tax was signed into law by Governor Shapiro.1 source
The Senate failed to act on the House-passed tax repeal bill.1 source
House/Caucus priorities are in the bill, which must pass both chambers and receive the governor's signature.1 source
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Josh Shapiro
American politician (born 1973)