Eliminates the additional one percent sales and use taxes on meals sold by eating establishments, caterers, or grocery stores.
The bill amends chapter 219 of the general statutes to remove the extra one percent sales and use taxes on meals sold by eating establishments, caterers, or grocery stores. This change aims to reduce the tax burden on consumers purchasing meals from these businesses. The affected entities include a wide range of food service providers, from sit-down restaurants to catering services and grocery stores.
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