Exempts prepared food from sales tax in Washington state.
This bill amends Washington's sales tax law to exempt prepared food from the sales tax. Prepared food is defined as food sold in a heated state or with eating utensils provided by the seller. The bill also specifies that food sold through vending machines remains subject to sales tax. The exemption applies to food sold for ingestion or chewing by humans and consumed for their taste or nutritional value.
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