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And it's from The Sales Tax Guy, so there might be a little snark as well.

Monday, March 27, 2017

Oklahoma: strong opposition to governor’s plan to tax more services

http://www.taxrates.com/blog/2017/03/27/oklahoma-opposition-governors-plan-tax-more-services/

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Labels: Expanding Tax to Services, Politicians at Work, Src - Avalara, State OK

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Alabama Tax Law
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Tax Analysts
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adpcomplianceinsights.com
blog.avalara.com/
cchgroup.com/wordpress/
onesourceblog.com/
salestaxsupport.com
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taxrates.com
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