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Special Issue $6.00 COMMUNITY DIRECTORY 2017 SPECIAL ISSUE $6.00 01 upfront.indd 1 8/29/16 1:39 PM CHANGE IS GOOD. It is now even easier to support the causes important to you. ARIZONA TAX CREDITS Redirect your state tax liability to support the work of local Jewish organizations. There are two ways to take advantage of these dollar-for-dollar tax credits. You can contribute to one or more qualifi ed organizations through multiple dollar-for-dollar tax credit programs. Please consult your tax professional for more information. 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