Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Prepared Foods Sales Tax Modification
This bill proposes to exempt certain prepared foods from state sales tax. Specifically, it would exempt bakery items sold without eating utensils by artisan bakeries, as well as food items that are not considered prepared food under specific conditions. These changes would take effect on October 1, 2026.
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- D · PrimeVernetta Alston
- D · PrimeEric Ager
- D · PrimeTim Longest
- D · CoAmber Baker
- D · CoGloristine Brown
- D · CoKanika Brown
- D · CoBecky Carney
- D · CoTracy Clark
- D · CoBryan Cohn
- D · CoAmanda Cook
- D · CoAllison Dahle
- D · CoJulia Greenfield
- D · CoMonika Johnson-Hostler
- D · CoJordan Lopez
- D · CoNasif Majeed
- D · CoGarland Pierce
- D · CoLindsey Prather
- D · CoRenee Price
- D · CoAmos Quick
- D · CoJames Roberson
- D · CoBrian Turner
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