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    Fraudsters Would Pay 100 Percent Tax on Stolen Funds If Minnesota Bill Passes

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorApril 16, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Minnesota lawmakers, frustrated over their inability to recover funds lost to fraud, came up with a proposal: imposing a 100-percent tax on fraudsters’ ill-gotten gains.

    “We’re calling it ‘The Take-it-Back Act,’” Republican state Sen. Steve Drazkowski said during an April 15 news conference in St. Paul, Minnesota, with state Rep. Patti Anderson, who introduced the proposal two days prior.

    Drazkowski said Anderson’s proposal can bring some positive answers that Minnesotans have been seeking.

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