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Shekarchi s remarks come as the House Finance Committee is scheduled to consider the legalization of marijuana in Governor Dan McKee s Fiscal Year 2022 budget proposal this week, GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLAST As far as marijuana goes, I want to be steady and slow. I want to study it more, and take a deliberative approach, said Shekarchi who represents District 23 (Warwick). It s very possible it might not get done this year. I m not in a rush to do it.
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The Excise Department is considering freezing the step-up hike of the excise levy placed on drinks with a sugar-based sweetener to reduce business operators' financial burdens.
Verbatim: County commissioners on proposed food and beverage tax increase
The Journal Gazette
The Allen County commissioners issued this news release today:
(January 28, 2021) The Allen County Board of Commissioners are not promoting an increase to the Food and Beverage Tax or supporting a provision that would allow Fort Wayne and/or municipalities within Allen County to opt in.
The commissioners have provided the following statement to clarify concerns on a Fort Wayne Food and Beverage Tax:
“This is not a priority of the Allen County Board of Commissioners and we’re not advocating for an additional Food and Beverage Tax in the Indiana General Assembly. We have received concerns from local restaurateurs and leaders of municipal fiscal bodies within Allen County and we’re fully committed to supporting our small business owners including those in the bar and restaurant industry to emerge from this pandemic stronger than ever before.”