To: armymarinemom
Yep come to Maine and let us be your Nanny for your tourest dollars. Tax em, bore em, and control em they will like us.. Not.
Maine: Baldacci to put own plan on list of tax overhaul proposals ~ Look Out!
Stick it to the tourist this year between May and October. Pass the word!
Stick it to our tourist again! Can't smoke in Maine plus their vacations in this state will cost even more with taxes.May through October is STICK IT TO THE TOURIST AGAIN season!
Thank you Rep. Sean Faircloth, D-Bangor! You are such a RAT!
Rep. Sean Faircloth, D-Bangor, suggests hiking taxes on beer, wine, bar drinks and cigarettes, boosting the meals and lodging tax during the months of May through October, establishing a soft drinks tax and raising the income level at which the highest marginal rate would apply.
Or this idiot's statement:Rep. John Eder, a Green party lawmaker from Portland, would apply the sales tax to tourism-related categories and direct new revenue toward targeted property tax relief.
14 posted on
04/30/2005 9:55:08 AM PDT by
SheLion
(Trying to make a life in the BLUE state of Maine!)
To: SheLion
Hey the flat-landers have to pay for something don't they, how do they expect LL Bean and tom's toothpaste to keep for MPR and MPTV?
19 posted on
04/30/2005 10:01:18 AM PDT by
dts32041
(Two words that shouldn't be used in the same sentence Grizzly bear and violate.)
To: SheLion
Well, Maine has arguably the highest tax burden *in the country*. The Dims have been excusing that by saying that it is mostly out-of-staters that are bearing the brunt of that - with sales tax, meals tax and high property taxes on waterfront vacation homes.
Well, that argument doesn't sound too good now!
20 posted on
04/30/2005 10:05:10 AM PDT by
Fido969
(God? I'm not quite sure of what God is. I know what God isn't. God isn't me.)
To: SheLion
It's really a shame, Arcadia and the surrounding area are is gorgeous!
41 posted on
04/30/2005 11:44:13 AM PDT by
gidget7
(Get GLSEN out of our schools!!!!!!)
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