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Tax Expenditure Evaluation

Historic Property Preservation Tax Credit

Subjects

Business & Economic Development

Fiscal Policy & Taxes

Housing

Agency

Office of the State Auditor

Published

01/16/2019

Report No. 2019-TE7

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