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The Taxpayers Together Bill
Taxpayers can't sue together for refunds
Civil practice; ad valorem taxation of property; prohibit class action suits by taxpayers for refunds
Bad for everyday people ·
You can't sue with others for tax refunds
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If this bill passes, it would be harder for taxpayers to get refunds if they've been overcharged, because they couldn't team up with others to sue, making it tougher to take on the system
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The facts
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- Prohibits class action suits by taxpayers for refunds
- Affects ad valorem taxation of property
- Introduced in the House
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