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Committee debates SB 26 sales‑tax exemption for bowling centers; staff to seek Revenue input before working bill
Summary
Committee members debated Senate Bill 26, which would exempt tangible personal property and services used by bowling centers, and requested Department of Revenue input on where to draw exemptions for machinery and equipment.
Committee members debated Senate Bill 26, which proposes a sales-tax exemption for purchases by bowling centers. A committee staffer, Amelia, summarized the bill: “It would exempt all sales of tangible personal property or services, purchased by a bowling center and used in such bowling center business. And then it includes, but it is not limited to, purchases of the items in the list… That way that language reads,…
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