Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Municipal tax; exemption; food
This bill clarifies rules for how cities and towns can tax food sales. It states that if a local government taxes food for home or on-premises consumption, the tax must be the same for all food items. The bill also prevents local governments from taxing the wholesale or distribution of food, or the packaging used for food. Additionally, it exempts food purchased with SNAP or WIC benefits from local taxes.
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- R · PrimeLeo Biasiucci
- D · CoCesar Aguilar
- R · CoNeal Carter
- R · CoPamela Carter
- R · CoJoseph Chaplik
- R · CoLupe Diaz
- R · CoJohn Gillette
- R · CoMatt Gress
- R · CoGail Griffin
- D · CoAlma Hernandez
- D · CoConsuelo Hernandez
- D · CoLydia Hernandez
- R · CoRachel Keshel
- R · CoAlexander Kolodin
- R · CoDavid Marshall
- R · CoJustin Olson
- R · CoBeverly Pingerelli
- R · CoTony Rivero
- R · CoJames Taylor
- R · CoMichael Way
- R · CoJustin Wilmeth
- D · CoBrian Fernandez
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