Philadelphia, July 6, 2010 – With more than $40 million for the City plus more than $20 million for the School District collected after expenses, Philadelphia’s first tax amnesty program in over two decades exceeded expectations. Original collection estimates by the Department of Revenue ranged from $25-$30 million. Overall, more than 27,000 tax delinquents embraced the opportunity to make good with the City by applying for tax amnesty.
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