Minnesota SF258 prohibits restaurants from charging surcharges other than gratuities or government taxes.
Minnesota SF258 aims to prohibit restaurants from imposing surcharges beyond those defined as gratuities or taxes imposed by government entities. This bill, introduced in the 94th Legislature, seeks to amend Minnesota Statutes, chapter 325E, by explicitly banning additional surcharges. Violations of this provision will be subject to penalties and remedies outlined in section 8.31.
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