BoiseDev quotes Center’s director on possible changes to sales tax formula

February 17, 2022

News & Opinion

Tommy Simmons

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The Center’s director, Alejandra Cerna Rios, spoke with BoiseDev about a possible change in Idaho’s sales tax formula aimed helping reduce property taxes. Cerna Rios explained what the effects of such a shift might mean for Idaho taxpayers of modest means. You can read the full story here.

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