Does tax swap make the most ‘cents’?
By REBECCA CHAISSON
Daily News Editor
If Gov. Bobby Jindal’s rewrite of Louisiana’s tax code receives enough House and Senate votes for passage, taxpayers can expect to see larger paychecks; however, they’ll also see $1.4 billion in new taxes on services.
Jindal wants to boost state sales taxes from 4 percent to 5.88 percent; nearly triple cigarette taxes from 36 cents per pack to $1.41; and assess sales taxes on a wide range of services not currently taxed, such as haircuts, cable TV and landscaping.
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