Editor’s note: This letter was sent in response to an article reporting that the city of Truesdale is granting $607,000 in tax abatements to the Refresco beverage company.
To the …
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Editor’s note: This letter was sent in response to an article reporting that the city of Truesdale is granting $607,000 in tax abatements to the Refresco beverage company.
To the Editor,
So Refresco does not pay the taxes established by the laws, yet the citizens of Warren County do! Taxes are a part of doing business and/or just living here. Shame on Refresco and those who allow this to happen.
Ed Anderson
Warrenton
