Bradley-Burns Uniform Local Tax Law
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Uniform Local Tax refers to the Bradley-Burns Uniform Local Tax Law in which a percentage may be added to a state-wide Sales Tax and that percentage will benefit counties and cities of that state. Generally the revenue obtained from the Uniform Local Tax goes to funding various county and city needs such as Transportation and Operation funds.
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