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Even though the city of Whittier, California could legally collect a business license tax from real estate agents, it never has. In fact, the City Council has just voted to suspend collecting that tax due to the bad economic climate, not wishing to drive away local realtors. This decision was reached even though collecting the tax could have meant garnering as much as $65,000.

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In Ashland and Medford, Oregon, new applications for business licenses have declined the last three years. A decline was expected for Jackson County as a whole, but seeing the two largest cities experience a shortfall in applications worries officials.

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The Town Council in Cedaredge, CO adopted a new ordinance that will exempt individuals 19 years and younger from having to apply for a business license.
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The City of Los Angeles has collected almost $3 million in business license taxes from delinquent business owners in the past four months. The city has also targeted an additional 126 business that owe a combined $107 million in delinquent taxes and posted those business on the city's website. Los Angeles Controller Wendy Greuel says that the program to collect back taxes is crucial because the city has been forced to reduce the number of services it provides due to the poor economy.

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