Eliminates requirement to submit sales tax exemption form for textbook purchases.
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Overview
This bill removes the requirement for students and others purchasing textbooks to submit a specific sales tax exemption form to the seller. Previously, schools had to declare textbooks as being for school use and sellers needed to receive a form from the purchaser. The law now simplifies the process, ensuring that textbook sales are exempt from sales tax regardless of where the purchase is made, including online sales, and covers both new and used textbooks in any format.
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Robert Singer
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