And the idea was once the money comes in, then it will be distributed out to local communities. So the state would be the pass through. And for the most part, you know, Back when this first started, 90% flowed through and went back to the local communities. State just, you know, had a very, very small role in it. Local communities closest to the people is what was doing it. That has shifted. (22:23–22:30)
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Asserts that initially, 90% of collected income tax was returned to local communities.
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