Sales Tax: Exemptions
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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Sales Tax: Exemptions”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Sales Tax, Weapons, and Weapons: Safety and Training.
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- 01Gina Johnsenperson2 mentions
- 02Jason Woolfordperson1 mentions
- 03Brian BeGoleperson1 mentions
- 04Donni Steeleperson1 mentions
- 05Kelly A Breenperson1 mentions
- 06Tim Kellyperson1 mentions
- 07Natalie Priceperson1 mentions
- 08Jamie Thompsonperson1 mentions
- 09Matthew Bierleinperson1 mentions
- 10Julie M. Rogersperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsMichigan House Bill 4025 extends sales tax exemption for firearm safety devices, Michigan Exempts Eligible Motor and Alternative Fuels from General Sales Tax Beginning January 1, 2026
- Topic to peopleGina Johnsen, Jason Woolford, Brian BeGole (+7 more)
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- Jun 23, 2026State BillMichigan House Bill 4025 extends sales tax exemption for firearm safety devices
- Oct 8, 2025State BillMichigan Exempts Eligible Motor and Alternative Fuels from General Sales Tax Beginning January 1, 2026
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