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Advancing Arkansas: Rep. Lea Focused on Teamwork, New Tax Holiday

November 28, 2012 Nic Horton 0 Comments 2013, Arkansas, Democrats, emergency management, general assembly, Income Tax, legislation, legislature, reformt, Rep. Andrea Lea, Republicans, sales tax holiday, taxes, tea party, watchdog

Part Two of our Advancing Arkansas series is an interview with Rep. Andrea Lea (R-Russellville). Rep. Lea, who is entering

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Tax Reform 

Should Arkansas Lower Income Tax Rates? Let’s Go With ‘Yes’

November 28, 2011 David Kinkade 2 Comments amazon sales tax, Dan Greenberg, davy carter, nexus tax, Roby Brock, sales tax holiday, talk business, tax foundation, tax reform, taxes

Our friend Roby Brock over at Talk Business bursts out of the post-holiday gate today with a good report on

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Attack of the Grinch: Greenberg on Sales Tax Holiday

August 5, 2011 Dan Greenberg 5 Comments Dan Greenberg, gimmicks, sales tax, sales tax holiday, tax, tax reform, taxes

Advance Arkansas Institute’s Dan Greenberg examines the Arkansas sales tax holiday to suggest it might not be all it’s cracked up to be.

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