Posted on Sunday, 14th November 2010 by Christopher Allen
Two Republican members of the Virginia House of Delegates are eyeing a pair of tax cuts with broad implications — one that would affect every mortgage borrower in the commonwealth, and one that would go to businesses that put more people to work.
The General Assembly session kicks off in Richmond Jan. 12, but House members are well into the pre-filing season. Most tax-related bills won’t survive the House, as tax hikes are taboo for the GOP-controlled body and tax cuts are often unaffordable in a down economy.
But delegates David Albo, R-Springfield, and Dickie Bell, R-Staunton, have a couple …
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