Exempts temporary staffing services provided to nonprofit behavioral health entities from retail sales tax.
The bill amends the definition of "retail sale" to exclude temporary staffing services provided to nonprofit behavioral health entities from retail sales tax. Temporary staffing services are defined as providing workers to other businesses for limited periods of time to supplement their workforce and fill employment vacancies on a contract or fee basis. The exclusion applies to nonprofit behavioral health entities, which are defined as nonprofit organizations that provide behavioral health services and are exempt from federal income tax.
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