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Letter to the Editor: Maine should tax non-resident property owners

I strongly agree with Hossein Askari’s Jan. 3 Maine Voices column, “Maine should collect more from out-of-state homeowners.” It was a number of years ago that I encountered a Democratic candidate running for governor who proposed a statewide property tax on land that would be 100 percent deductible from your state income tax. This has […]

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Maine Voices: Maine should collect more from out-of-state home owners

People who are here for fewer than six months a year avoid paying their fair share for state services.

New yorkUnited statesHossein askariUniversity of texas at austinInternational monetary fundGeorge washington universityTufts universityInternational monetary

Maine Voices: Maine should collect more from out-of-state home owners

Maine Voices: Maine should collect more from out-of-state home owners
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New yorkUnited statesHossein askariUniversity of texas at austinInternational monetary fundGeorge washington universityTufts universityInternational monetary

Tough lines highlight challenges in Vienna

Talks aimed at reviving the Iran nuclear deal resume on Monday, but the language from the key players, Iran and the United States, suggests any breakthroughs in Vienna will be hard won, experts say.

United statesUnited kingdomSaeed khatibzadehLloyd austinHossein askariEyal hulataJoe bidenIran mehr news agencyUs national security adviser jake sullivanGeorge washington universityInstitute of shanghai international studies universityXinhua news agencyInternational atomic energy agencyIran foreign ministryNiu songMiddle east studies institute

Tough lines highlight challenges in Vienna

Talks aimed at reviving the Iran nuclear deal resume on Monday, but the language from the key players, Iran and the United States, suggests any breakthroughs in Vienna will be hard won, experts say.

United statesUnited kingdomSaeed khatibzadehLloyd austinHossein askariEyal hulataJoe bidenIran mehr news agencyUs national security adviser jake sullivanGeorge washington universityInstitute of shanghai international studies universityXinhua news agencyInternational atomic energy agencyIran foreign ministryNiu songMiddle east studies institute

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