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The city of St. Louis is reportedly preparing to lose $26 million in earnings and payroll taxes.
The city is estimating that it will lose out on roughly 10% of current revenues from the taxes in the fiscal year starting July 1.
The city's earnings tax is a 1% assessment on income earned by businesses and residents in the city, as well as nonresidents who work in the city. It's been a topic of debate for decades, and new legislation seeks to exempt remote workers.
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