The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided against using its King’s Bench power to take up a challenge to Philadelphia’s sweetened beverage tax by a group of retailers and distributors.
The tax is set to take effect next year.
The state Supreme Court has decided against using its King's Bench power to take up a challenge to Philadelphia's sweetened beverage tax by a group of retailers and distributors.
November 03, 2016 at 01:23 AM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided against using its King’s Bench power to take up a challenge to Philadelphia’s sweetened beverage tax by a group of retailers and distributors.
The tax is set to take effect next year.
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