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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
- Removes the word 'and' in subdivision (C) of Section 67-6-393(b)(1).
- Adds a new subdivision (E) to Section 67-6-393(b)(1), which exempts books priced at $100 or less during the annual sales tax holiday.
- Modifies subdivision (E) of Section 67-6-393(b)(2) by removing it and replacing it with reference maps and globes.
- Adds a new definition for 'books' in Section 67-6-102, which includes nonfiction, fiction, short stories, printed literary works, reference books, textbooks, and workbooks but excludes newspapers, magazines, and periodicals.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who buy books priced at $100 or less during the annual sales tax holiday.
- Retailers selling books that qualify for the exemption.
Terms To Know
- Sales Tax Holiday
- A specific period when certain items are exempt from state and local sales taxes.
- Exemption
- An exception to a general rule or requirement, allowing people to avoid paying something like a tax on certain goods.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify the exact dates of the annual sales tax holiday.
- It is unclear how retailers will implement and enforce this exemption for books priced at $100 or less.