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Michigan House extends sales and use tax exemption for firearm safety devices
Summary
The Michigan House passed House Bills 4025 and 4026 to extend a sales- and use-tax exemption for firearm safety devices that expired Dec. 31, 2024; both bills were given immediate effect.
Lansing — The Michigan House passed two bills March 13 that extend a sales- and use-tax exemption for firearm safety devices through the end of 2025.
Representative Andrew Price, sponsor of the package, told the House the bills would renew an exemption that previously covered items such as gun safes, lock boxes and trigger locks. “This is a straightforward, common-sense package,” Price said, adding the exemption lowers the cost barrier for people who take “an extra step to keep their weapons secure.”
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