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Candidates, political parties to pay tax on contributions
- Author: Editor-in-Chief
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Oct 23,2009
Starting next year, individuals running for public office, their political parties, and contributors will be required to pay a five percent tax on all campaign funds received and spent for the 2010 elections.
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