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States Eyeing Low Visibility Taxes in 1976
Washington AP reports observers expect states to raise revenue mainly through hidden taxes like cigarette liquor and gasoline levies. Sales and income tax increases are unlikely. officials anticipate spending cuts and new fees in areas such as higher education and motor vehicle licensing amid slow revenue growth. The Census Bureau notes 1975 revenue rose 8 percent to 80.1 billion, with Hawaii highest per capita tax and New Hampshire lowest.
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Washington
John Shannon
Advisory Commission On Inter-governmental Relations
National Governors Conference
Shannon
New Jersey
Martin
Congress
Leon Rothenberg
National Association of State Tax Administrators
Chicago
New York
Arry Simadis
The
Tax Foundation
Hawaii
New Hampshire