Special interests are likely to have less influence over tax reform _____.

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When tax reform is comprehensive and affects a wide range of industries and sectors, special interests are less likely to have a dominant influence since their individual issues may be overshadowed by the larger reforms being proposed. In contrast, smaller, localized tax reforms may allow special interests to focus their lobbying efforts and have a greater impact on the outcome. State-level tax reform may vary depending on the size and scope of the reform being proposed.

Special Interests Are Likely to Have Less Influence Over Tax