Tennessee HB2544 amends tax regulations for natural gas and hydrogen gas in the state.
Tennessee HB2544 modifies the tax code to include hydrogen gas alongside natural gas in various provisions. It updates definitions and tax collection methods for both fuels, ensuring dealers can collect and remit taxes on these gases. The bill also adjusts the tax calculation for hydrogen gas and mandates inspections for dispensers. Additionally, it updates terminology and tax responsibilities for users of liquified gas and telecommunications services. The changes take effect immediately upon the bill becoming law.
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