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UPDATE:   

We finally have received a letter from Paul Kanjorski about the performance tax. While Paul has not said in absolute terms whether he would vote in favor or not of a performance tax he certainly is aware of the damage such a tax would cause. In his letter on April 19th he says the tax would “cause financial harm to stations likely causing station closures.”

Paul says “In the event that this legislation is scheduled for a vote I will keep your concerns in mind about the undue burden this legislation would place on smaller radio stations like WHLM.”

Paul recognized the service of local stations. CLICK HERE TO READ HIS ENTIRE LETTER

Paul, thank you for your response, we will be keeping a close eye on the outcome of the performance tax.

Unfortunately, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has, for the first time, thrown her support behind a bill that would abolish radio’s decades-old performance royalty exemption. She’s vowed to “find a way forward” on passing a radio performance tax. 

 

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