A $300 million Georgia program meant to save farmers money on everything from tractors to pigs is susceptible to fraud, according to state auditors.
The Georgia Agriculture Tax Exemption (GATE) was already the target of criticism from some local government officials in rural parts of the state who contend it further depresses their sluggish sales tax revenues.
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