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This isn't true. The move to the open office was NOT because of a city tax on the number of private offices. For this to be remotely true someone would need t
by wolco2 6y ago
This isn't true. The move to the open office was NOT because of a city tax on the number of private offices. For this to be remotely true someone would need to audit each building / floor.
Could you point to a government website with additional information?
- filmgirlcw 6y agoIt’s not the only reason. It’s certainly a reason in certain areas. Research B&O tax laws and loopholes and the intricacies therein.