Politics

House votes to extend tax break for jet companies

By James Salzer
March 3, 2014

The Georgia House easily approved making permanent a tax break for customers of luxury jet makers like Gulfstream on Monday.

The tax break - which is set to expire next year - would save customers who fly into Georgia to get maintenance at businesses like Gulfstream $29 million to $40 million a year. Backers said making the tax break permanent would help companies like Gulfstream keep business in the state.

The House approved House Bill 933 by a 163-10 count.

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James Salzer has covered state government and politics in Georgia since 1990. He previously covered politics and government in Texas and Florida. He specializes in government finance, budgets, taxes, campaign finance, ethics and legislative history

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