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The District of Columbia may find itself scrambling to cover the cost of current operations unless it can come up with new sources of revenue and find efficiencies, according to council members.
Friday, the Council Committee of the Whole held an invitation-only hearing, tapping the knowledge of fiscal experts, former District officials, business leaders and non-profit leaders to weigh in on a number of proposed tax measures.
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