A new bill introduced in the Ohio House is seeking to make guns and ammunition exempt from state sales tax.The bill, introduced by Republican Rep. Al Cutrona, would give gun manufacturers a tax credit, which could reduce the sales cost — and purchase price — of a gun.
Source: themessenger.com
Latest Posts in "United States"
- Alabama Counties Unite to Protect Simplified Sellers Use Tax Program from Legislative Changes
- Georgia DOR Releases Updated Sales Tax Compliance Certificate Version 2025.0 Effective August 1
- Trump Threatens Tariffs on Nations with Digital Taxes Targeting US Tech GiantsPresident Trump Threatens Increased Tariffs on Countries with Digital Taxes
- Can CPAs Be Held Liable for Client Sales Tax Non-Compliance?
- Fourth Circuit Overturns Maryland’s Digital Ad Tax Itemization Ban: Implications for Business Transparency
