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Committee adopts substitute clarifying sales tax collection deadlines, amnesty and local reauthorization
Summary
Senate Bill 40, as first substituted, was adopted and recommended favorably after sponsor Senator McKay described clarifications to sales-and-use tax collection deadlines, an amnesty period for sellers and certified service providers, and a change requiring some local-option taxes to go to a public vote on reauthorization.
The House Revenue and Taxation Committee on Feb. 28 adopted the first substitute to Senate Bill 40, a bill that clarifies sales-and-use tax collection rules, an amnesty window, and reauthorization procedures for certain local-option sales taxes.
Senator McKay, speaking to the substitute, said the measure ‘‘clarifies the deadlines for collection’’ and describes an amnesty period during…
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