Proposal filed by Mayor Michelle Wu would increase business tax rates to stave off residential hikes.


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Proposal filed by Mayor Michelle Wu would increase business tax rates to stave off residential hikes.{ai:summary}<p>Mayor Michelle Wu has proposed raising business tax rates in an effort to prevent increases in residential property taxes. The initiative aims to balance the financial burden on city residents. </p><p>#politics</p>

Plan to shift Boston’s tax burden toward businesses to go before State Senate

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