Minnesota bill SF3332 repeals certain sales and use tax exemptions and imposes a gross receipts tax on various business-to-business services.
Minnesota bill SF3332 repeals various sales and use tax exemptions, including those for precious metal bullion, certain building materials, and equipment for specific projects. It imposes a gross receipts tax of two percent on various business-to-business services, such as legal, accounting, architectural, and engineering services. The bill also includes provisions for tax credits, refunds, and administrative procedures. Effective July 1, 2025.
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