Eateries strongly oppose hike in city meals tax

A Providence proposal to raise the meals and beverage tax by 1 or 2 percentage points – from 8 percent now to as much as 10 percent – is drawing strong opposition from restaurant owners and managers in the capital city, including the president of the Providence City Council who owns two city eateries. More

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