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Subject Today's Headlines: Don’t call it the ‘millionaires’ tax: Inflation is raising the bar on who pays Massachusetts’ high-earner levy
Date June 5, 2025 9:00 AM
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Don’t call it the ‘millionaires’ tax: Inflation is raising the bar on who pays Massachusetts’ high-earner levy

Two-plus years after residents voted to more heavily tax earnings over $1 million, inflation is steadily raising the bar on who actually must pay the extra levy each year.
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