Iowa Starts Accepting Dwolla For Tax Payments

By  |  January 23, 2013
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Iowa has begun accepting some tax payments via money transfer startup Dwolla, according to Fast Company. Those paying the cigarette stamp tax, which generates around $100 million of Iowa’s revenue, will be the first to be able to use Dwolla to pay their taxes.

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    Governor Terry Brandstad said he’d consider expanding Dwolla payments to other fees and taxes in the future as well, notes Fast Company.

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