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Boston Mayor Wu’s tax shift bill delayed in state House. Here’s what happened

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s property tax reclassification plan advanced in the House Thursday — but not enough representatives showed up for session. That enabled a South Shore Republican with concerns about the plan’s impacts on the business community to delay action on the bill.

The home rule petition was rushed through a pair of committees and received an initial vote of approval in the House before Rep. David DeCoste, R-5th Plymouth, doubted the presence of a quorum. With only around five members in the chamber, the House had to adjourn immediately, according to its rules, to reconvene on Friday morning.

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