Exempts the sale of baby diapers from Michigan's use tax.
This bill amends Michigan's use tax law by exempting the sale of baby diapers from the tax. The exemption applies to sales of baby diapers, which are defined as absorbent garments worn by children. The bill specifies that the exemption applies to the sale of these items, ensuring they are not subject to the use tax. This change aims to provide relief to consumers purchasing baby diapers in Michigan.
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