- In April 2024, Kentucky enacted budget legislation, H.B. 8, which amended tax laws
- Gov. Andy Beshear line-item vetoed provisions for sales tax exemption for currency and bullion
- Legislature overrode these vetoes immediately
- H.B. 8 became law on April 10, 2024 without governor’s signature
- Kentucky Department of Revenue announced line-item vetoes remain in effect
- Currency and bullion still subject to sales and use tax
- Tax amnesty program will not be implemented
- Potential challenge to decision by legislature or affected party
Source: grantthornton.com
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