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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Republicans who control the House and Senate have agreed on a $210-million tax cut this year.
It's still not clear exactly which taxes will be cut.
The $210 million figure represents a compromise between the two bodies of the Legislature. The House had been seeking a $300 million tax cut while the Senate stated it wanted a tax cut closer to $150 million.
Governor Huntsman has said he'd like a tax cut near $100 million. The legislative compromise comes with little more than a week left in the 45-day general session.
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