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Senate approves plan to phase out sales tax on food, sending measure to House

Utah State Senate · February 17, 1999
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Summary

Second Substitute Senate Bill 22 passed the Senate after extended debate about fiscal impacts and timing; senators advanced the phased removal of the sales tax on food to the House by roll-call vote.

Senator Floyd Latta, floor sponsor, introduced Second Substitute Senate Bill 22 as a three‑year phased removal of the sales tax on food, beginning with income‑tax credits. "This bill is the bill that deals with removing a sales tax from food in a phased out program over the next 3 years," Latta said, and framed it as relief for constituents who would directly see more discretionary income.

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