Michigan HB5083 eliminates the tax on wine sales in Michigan.
Michigan HB5083 amends the Michigan Liquor Control Code to eliminate the tax on wine sales. The bill specifies that the tax on wine containing 16% or less of alcohol by volume and wine containing more than 16% of alcohol by volume will no longer apply. The bill also details the tax collection process and the responsibilities of wine makers, wholesalers, and outstate sellers of wine. The changes take effect after the bill's amendatory act is enacted.
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