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To: FairOpinion
Faced with a $14 billion deficit in next year's budget -- about half of which stemmed from his unilateral decision to reinstate a two-thirds cut in taxes on cars --

I want to see the numbers. I would be willing to bet that repealing the car tax will result in an increase in revenues to the state Treasury.

4 posted on 01/10/2004 7:57:38 PM PST by Texas Eagle
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To: Texas Eagle
I may be off base with this comment, but it had been my understanding that reducing the license fees only cust the state around $3 billion.
6 posted on 01/10/2004 8:02:54 PM PST by DoughtyOne
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To: Texas Eagle
I would be willing to bet that repealing the car tax will result in an increase in revenues to the state Treasury.

I bought 2 new vehicles...one for the (SUV) business deduction and the other cause I can.....

7 posted on 01/10/2004 8:09:28 PM PST by lewislynn
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