Luxury tax déjà vu at the state level
March 26, 2009
Industry fights N.Y. proposal; Illinois quickly shoots down similar measure As states look for creative ways to fill billion-dollar holes in their budgets, one big
Industry fights N.Y. proposal; Illinois quickly shoots down similar measure As states look for creative ways to fill billion-dollar holes in their budgets, one big
MasterCraft announced plans to launch at least two new or updated products each year to differentiate itself from other companies. MasterCraft unveiled the MariStar 255,
Marine industry lobbyists in New York are launching a grassroots effort to fight the governor’s proposed tax increase for boats and other luxury items. “We
Rushton Gregory, a Boston-based marketing communications agency specializing in the luxury, marine, consumer electronics, telecom and semiconductor markets, added CrossCurrent Marine to its client roster.
Industry fights N.Y. proposal; Illinois quickly shoots down similar measure As states look for creative ways to fill billion-dollar holes in their budgets, one big
MasterCraft announced plans to launch at least two new or updated products each year to differentiate itself from other companies. MasterCraft unveiled the MariStar 255,
Marine industry lobbyists in New York are launching a grassroots effort to fight the governor’s proposed tax increase for boats and other luxury items. “We
Rushton Gregory, a Boston-based marketing communications agency specializing in the luxury, marine, consumer electronics, telecom and semiconductor markets, added CrossCurrent Marine to its client roster.
