Plain English Breakdown
The official source does not provide a specific definition of 'books', only that it includes certain types of written or printed pages fastened on one side with protective covers. The bill text implies this definition is provided elsewhere in the document but was not included in the given excerpt.
Exempting Books from Sales Tax During Annual Sales Tax Holiday
This bill changes Tennessee's sales and use tax laws to exempt books priced at $100 or less during the annual sales tax holiday.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the law to allow books with a price of $100 or less to be sold without sales tax during an annual sales tax holiday.
- Updates the list of items that are not taxed by removing reference maps and globes from it.
Who It Names or Affects
- People buying books priced at $100 or less during the annual sales tax holiday in Tennessee.
- Retailers selling books that qualify under the new definition of 'books'.
Terms To Know
- Sales Tax Holiday
- A specific time when certain items are not taxed to encourage people to buy them.
- Exempt
- Not required to pay a tax on something.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify which month or dates the sales tax holiday will occur.
- It is unclear how retailers will implement this change in their stores.