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Here’s when Nashville families could save $72 a year after vote to cut grocery tax
Nashville's Metro Council voted to reduce the city's grocery tax by 0.5% starting July 1, saving the average family $72 annually. The tax cut, which lowers the local grocery tax to 2.25%, will cost the city $9 million, requiring budget adjustments for other services.
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