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Pa. House passes $1.7B tax cut on electricity, reins in utility company profits
The Pennsylvania House passed a $1.7 billion tax cut on electricity, capping utility company profits and eliminating a 6% gross receipts tax on electricity. The bill, HB 2224, aims to lower utility bills for consumers by establishing a formula for a 'reasonable return' on utility investments and introducing a competitive equity auction process.
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