Kentucky HB808 amends restaurant tax laws to allow authorized cities to levy an additional tax.

Kentucky HB808 amends the restaurant tax laws to allow authorized cities to levy an additional tax not exceeding three percent of retail sales by restaurants. The tax revenue will be directed to the tourist and convention commission in the city. The bill specifies that authorized cities exclude urban-county governments, consolidated local governments, charter county governments, and unified local governments.

Kentucky HB808 amends restaurant tax laws to allow authorized cities to levy an additional tax.

Kentucky HB808 amends the restaurant tax laws to allow authorized cities to levy an additional tax not exceeding three percent of retail sales by restaurants. The tax revenue will be directed to the tourist and convention commission in the city. The bill specifies that authorized cities exclude urban-county governments, consolidated local governments, charter county governments, and unified local governments.