D.C. attorney general says Congress missed deadline, failed to block tax policy

The Washington Post·Feb 24

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The dc attorney general has stated that congress missed a deadline to block a tax policy, rendering their attempt null and void. This development has set up a potential legal battle, with the attorney general instructing the city's chief financial officer to ignore congress on the matter. The outcome of this dispute could affect a significant number of taxpayers in the district.

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