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Justin Bogie

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Tax cuts are step in right direction - Lowndes Signal

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By Justin Bogie
| Lowndes Signal Verified
Published 10:15 am Tuesday, August 26, 2025 By Justin Bogie On Sept. 1, Alabama families will receive another dose of relief at the checkout line. The state’s sales tax on groceries will drop from 3% to 2%, continuing a rollback that began in 2023. The change will also remove restrictions that kept some county and municipal governments from lowering the local portion of the grocery tax.
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COMMENTARY: Alabama’s additional grocery tax cut is a win for families, but the work is not finished

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By Justin Bogie
| Gulf Coast Media Verified
By Justin Bogie API Senior Director of Fiscal Policy On Sept. 1, Alabama families will receive another dose of relief at the checkout line. The state’s sales tax on groceries will drop from 3% to 2% continuing a rollback that began in 2023. The change will also remove restrictions that kept some county and municipal governments from lowering the local portion of the grocery tax.
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Justin Bogie: Alabama’s grocery tax cut is a win – but lawmakers should finish the job - Yellowhammer News

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By Justin Bogie
| Yellowhammer News
On September 1st, Alabama families will receive another dose of relief at the checkout line. The state’s sales tax on groceries will drop from 3% to 2%, continuing a rollback that began in 2023. The change will also remove restrictions that kept some county and municipal governments from lowering the local portion of the grocery tax.
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