Flexible Commercial Surcharge Rates Would Promote Economic Growth in Missouri

By Blackwell Digital | Read Time 1 minute minutes

David Stokes, a policy analyst with the Show-Me Institute, testifies before the Missouri House of Representatives Job Creation and Economic Development Committee, about the economic effects of pending legislation, House Joint Resolution 81. Stokes argues that the commercial surcharge rates established 25 years ago long outdated, and that legislation allowing local officials to reduce those rates in response to changing economic conditions would provide a strong incentive for businesses to stay in Missouri.

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Contributing writer at the Show-Me Institute.

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