Add to ORKGThis Technical Bulletin discusses the effects of the act increasing the state sales tax rate from 3.5% to 4.5%, effective April 1, 1976
2002 Tenn. Pub. Acts 856 (the Tax Reform Act of 2002) amends the business tax law, requiring busines...
A summary of what cities could expect to receive from the state shared taxes for the 1985-86 fiscal ...
This Technical Bulletin discusses Article 2, Section 28 of the Tennessee state Constitution, which a...
This Technical Bulletin discusses a major change in the application of the Local Sales and Use Tax L...
Based on population figures used for distribution of state-shared taxes in 1979-80: 98. 9 per cent (...
State law limits both state and local sales taxes on water, gas, electricity, and other energy sourc...
The state sales and use tax on non-food items increases from 6 percent to 7 percent on July 15, 2002
This Technical Bulletin provides the per capita amounts that Tennessee cities were expected to recei...
This Technical Bulletin provides the amount of state shared taxes that Tennessee cities were expecte...
The State General Assembly adjourned on April 17, 1986. Based on information available at that time,...
This Technical Bulletin discusses Chapter 729, Public Acts of 1984, which permitted cities located i...
Because the sales tax rate increase became effective July 15, 2002, reporting sales may be complicat...
The manufacturer sales tax rate has become an issue as cities are updating their utility billing sys...
Any county by resolution or any city by ordinance can levy the local sales tax at a combined rate up...
The best way to maximize your city\u27s local sales tax is to review the state\u27s record of busine...
2002 Tenn. Pub. Acts 856 (the Tax Reform Act of 2002) amends the business tax law, requiring busines...
A summary of what cities could expect to receive from the state shared taxes for the 1985-86 fiscal ...
This Technical Bulletin discusses Article 2, Section 28 of the Tennessee state Constitution, which a...
This Technical Bulletin discusses a major change in the application of the Local Sales and Use Tax L...
Based on population figures used for distribution of state-shared taxes in 1979-80: 98. 9 per cent (...
State law limits both state and local sales taxes on water, gas, electricity, and other energy sourc...
The state sales and use tax on non-food items increases from 6 percent to 7 percent on July 15, 2002
This Technical Bulletin provides the per capita amounts that Tennessee cities were expected to recei...
This Technical Bulletin provides the amount of state shared taxes that Tennessee cities were expecte...
The State General Assembly adjourned on April 17, 1986. Based on information available at that time,...
This Technical Bulletin discusses Chapter 729, Public Acts of 1984, which permitted cities located i...
Because the sales tax rate increase became effective July 15, 2002, reporting sales may be complicat...
The manufacturer sales tax rate has become an issue as cities are updating their utility billing sys...
Any county by resolution or any city by ordinance can levy the local sales tax at a combined rate up...
The best way to maximize your city\u27s local sales tax is to review the state\u27s record of busine...
2002 Tenn. Pub. Acts 856 (the Tax Reform Act of 2002) amends the business tax law, requiring busines...
A summary of what cities could expect to receive from the state shared taxes for the 1985-86 fiscal ...
This Technical Bulletin discusses Article 2, Section 28 of the Tennessee state Constitution, which a...