Parker raised the tax from an initial $0.20 per ride, saying the first plan wasn't enough. While this wouldn't cover the district's full $300 million structural deficit, … The tax would help generate more than $50 million a year for the school district of Philadelphia. … company in late March said it's already being taxed by the city and wrote quote, this new $1 tax would be passed directly on to you, the rider. (01:30–01:39)
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Asserts that the rideshare tax would generate over $50 million annually for the Philadelphia school district.
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