Tennessee’s Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday Returns July 31
Tennessee Parents Purchasing School Supplies And Clothing For Their Children Will Get A Break On The Sales Tax Beginning July 31.
Tennessee Parents Purchasing School Supplies And Clothing For Their Children Will Get A Break On The Sales Tax Beginning July 31.
Contrary To Incorrect Media Coverage, The City Of Gallatin Confirmed That It Will Not Be Banning The Sale Of Certain Fireworks During The Traditional Sales Periods Before Independence Day And New Year’s Eve, Though It Will Enforce Policies On Year-Round Retail Stocking.
With The Tennessee General Assembly Passing Its $58 Billion Budget, It Appears There Will Be No Room To Allow For A Sales Tax Holiday On Firearms As Both The Senate And House Versions Were Taken Off Notice, Signifying The Legislation Has Been Sidelined For The Year.
As The Tennessee General Assembly Reconvenes In Nashville, New Legislation Has Been Introduced That Would Create A Sales Tax Holiday For The Purchase Of Firearms While Another Seeks To Expand Fee Waivers For Lifetime Enhanced Handgun Carry Permits.
Op-Ed: It Is Very Painful To Spend The Holidays Alone. What Can Be Done?
Op-Ed: Residents Of Hendersonville May Want To Rethink Having Loved Ones Home For Thanksgiving And Christmas. They May Receive A Present From The Hendersonville Police Department…
The Nashville Public Library Has Partnered With The Gaylord Opryland Resort For A “Cool Reader Program” To Incentivize Metro Nashville PreK-8th Grade Students To Read Books Over The Holiday Season To Earn A Free Ticket To This Year’s “ICE!” As Part Of The Resort’s 42nd Annual “A Country Christmas” Event.
Tennesseans Will Get A Tax Break When Shopping For Back-To-School Items Later This Month, But One Organization Said They May Do More Harm Than Good.
Governor Bill Lee Signed A Law To Create New State Holidays To Honor “Life, Liberty, And The Pursuit Of Happiness” In Conjunction With The 250th Anniversary Of The Signing Of The Declaration Of Independence.
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