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A lot of rules changed this year, and today is mostly about who ends up paying for it. Medical operators can deduct rent again, which gives them something to say to a landlord who priced the lease back when they had nowhere else to go. Northeast Alternatives wants $4.6 million back from Fall River. In Roanoke, a judge has until Saturday to decide whether seven Virginia hemp companies spend the weekend throwing away their inventory. And a farmer in north-central Kentucky is sitting on two million pounds of last year's crop, waiting on the House.
🏢 Rent becomes deductible, and negotiable
💸 Fall River gets the Newton treatment
🌾 Two million pounds, still waiting
Everything is worth what its purchaser will pay for it.
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