Exempts sales of firearm safety devices from sales and use tax in Ohio.
This bill amends the Ohio Revised Code to exempt sales of firearm safety devices from sales and use tax. A firearm safety device is defined as equipment designed to prevent unauthorized access to or operation of a firearm, such as gun safes or trigger locks. The exemption applies to sales of these devices, effective from the first month after the bill's effective date. Vendors must notify consumers of this exemption and post notices at points of sale.
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