Minnesota HF3332 removes certain health care services from the definition of providers subject to the health care provider tax.
Minnesota HF3332 amends the definition of "health care provider" in Minnesota Statutes to exclude certain health care services from being subject to the health care provider tax. Specifically, it removes dental, podiatric, chiropractic, optometric, optician, and psychological services from the tax definition. This change aims to clarify which services are taxable and which are not, potentially impacting tax liabilities for providers of these specific health care services.
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