Massachusetts H3106 allows cities and towns to increase the local tax rate on meals.
Massachusetts H3106 amends the General Laws to permit cities and towns to raise the local tax rate on meals by up to 1.5%. This bill seeks to provide local governments with additional revenue options to support public services and infrastructure. The change applies to all meals sold within the jurisdiction of participating cities and towns.
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