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Statesboro moves an occupational-tax ordinance for attorneys to second reading after public hearing
Summary
Council opened and closed a public hearing and approved moving to second reading an ordinance revising Code of Ordinances section 18-105 to allow collection of occupational taxes for attorneys paid in arrears, citing state court guidance.
The Statesboro City Council opened a public hearing June 3 and moved an ordinance amending the city code to a second reading that would allow collection of an occupational tax for attorneys if collected in arrears.
A staff presenter said the change follows Georgia Supreme Court guidance in the case identified in the packet as Moss v. Sydney Dunwoody and…
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