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R.I. losing out on millions in taxes from online sales
Full Story: R.I. losing out on millions in taxes from online sales Source: Providence Business News, February 26th, 2010 Author: Neil Downing Added on February 26th, 2010 at 11:09 am, by Corey CantrellA key factor in the dispute triggered by Rhode Island’s Amazon law is the state’s sales tax, a major source of revenue that helps pay for a variety of services and programs.
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Lexie P
Submitted on February 27th, 2010 - 5:48am linkThis is a sad news on the major taxes and programs of the Rhode Island Law, they really need to re evaluate and make solutions to resolve their problems because this is a big loss on their part. Anyway, speaking of loss, have you heard, Rhode Island teachers fired.The school in question, Central Falls High School (in Central Falls, Rhode Island) was one of the worst performing schools in the state, and the superintendent, Frances Gallo, had to make a decision if they weren't willing to play ball, and chose to fire everyone. They may have to get some payday loans or something to hire all new people. I hope it works out for the students, because they seem to be the ones that really need the help.