Louisiana lawmakers want to address the so-called fiscal cliff that arrives in mid-2025 when a temporary portion of the state sales tax expires, eliminating more than $400 million in annual revenue from the state budget. A bill to wean off that 0.45 of a penny advanced Monday from a House committee. Rep. Tony Bacala, R-Prairieville,
Bill advances to reduce Louisiana’s temporary sales tax
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