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BATON ROUGE — One of the last major tax reform packages of the session, one that overhauls the state’s tax code, likely is dead in the House after a core piece of Baton Rouge Republican Barry Ivey’s legislation was shot down Tuesday evening.

Rep. Barry Ivey, R-Baton Rouge, confers with Clerk of the House Alfred Speer following a vote to shelve House Bill 360. Ivey’s business tax reform measure failed to achieve the needed two-thirds vote required to pass.
Major tax reform appears dead on arrival
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