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Study finds some corporations paid no state income taxes

by Len Lazarick | December 8, 2011 | News, Taxes | 1 |

A new study finds that at least 68 profitable corporations paid no state income taxes anywhere in the country in one of the last three years, according to their annual reports and official government filings.

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