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With budget deadline looming, Virginia lawmakers remain at odds over data center tax breaks
Virginia lawmakers are divided over whether to continue a sales tax exemption for data centers as the fiscal 2027 budget deadline approaches. The Senate voted to end the tax break, which the House rejected, with Gov. Abigail Spanberger advocating for data centers to pay their 'fair share' while facing potential government shutdown risks.
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