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Pennsylvania should eliminate its gross receipts tax on electricity sales.
Pennsylvania charges a 5.9% gross receipts tax on electric utility sales, which is passed through to customers' bills and raises over $1 billion a year. Eliminating it would lower bills and require replacing the revenue or cutting spending.
Josh Shapiro
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