The Providence City Council’s recent move to pursue legal action against a local developer’s tax deal may help the city recoup revenue from previously granted breaks, which officials say were bestowed inappropriately, but some fear that the method and timing of this action could cost the city in other ways. The tax deal, approved under
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Fighting this tax deal won’t be more costly than the tax revenue PVD is giving up.