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San Francisco's plan to introduce a tax on vacant grocery stores has been shelved following pushback from local government and business stakeholders. The decision reflects concerns regarding the potential impact of the tax.
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San Francisco's plan to introduce a tax on vacant grocery stores has been shelved following pushback from local government and business stakeholders. The decision reflects concerns regarding the potential impact of the tax.
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Twist in California city’s plot for new grocery store tax that would send prices rocketing
San Francisco's plan for new tax on vacant grocery stores shelved