Kentucky HB155 proposes to amend the state constitution to exempt food, food ingredients, prescription drugs, and residential and on-farm utilities.
Kentucky HB155 proposes to amend the state constitution to exempt food, food ingredients, prescription drugs, and residential and on-farm utilities from state and local excise, sales, and use taxes. The bill specifies that food and food ingredients include substances sold for human consumption but exclude alcohol, tobacco, candy, dietary supplements, soft drinks, and prepared food. The exemption also applies to residential utilities like electricity, water, sewer services, and natural gas used in a permanent residence, as well as on-farm utilities used for farming purposes.
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