Minnesota SF4863 modifies the definition of prepared food for tax purposes.
Minnesota SF4863 amends the definition of "prepared food" for sales and use tax purposes. The bill specifies that prepared food includes food sold with eating utensils, heated by the seller, or mixed by the seller, excluding certain bakery items, ready-to-eat meat and seafood, and raw animal foods requiring consumer cooking. This change affects how food items are taxed in the state.
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