Minnesota SF3250 prohibits certain taxes during a shutdown period.
Minnesota SF3250 amends the state's tax code to prohibit the imposition of certain taxes during a shutdown period. This period begins on July 1 of an odd-numbered year when appropriations for government operations have not been enacted. Specifically, the bill prevents consumption taxes from being imposed if the activity or transaction occurs during the shutdown period or three days after. It also stops tax deductions on wages paid by employers during this period or ten days after it ends. The changes are effective the day following final enactment.
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