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See a sample reprint in PDF format Order a reprint of this article nowOn average, consumers pay around $92 a year in cellphone taxes, or 16.3% of their total bill. See below to find our how much you pay in your state. For more, see our story, A 20% Tax on Cellphone Service?
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Data as of July 1, 2010.
Source: Scott Mackey at KSE Partners
With most couples waiting to marry and three quarters of marriage partners living together first, many celebrants are paying at least part of their wedding bill.
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