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A proposal to extend San Francisco's payroll tax to the profits of partnerships, including law firms, is dead. Supervisor Jake McGoldrick's office said Wednesday it would not pursue the ballot measure that had San Francisco's business and legal communities in an uproar. The supervisor proposed the tax, which was expected to raise $15.8 million, to help bolster the city's anemic budget.
August 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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