Repeal On Tennessee Privilege Tax Gets Negative Recommendation
A Bill That Would End Tennessee’s Professional Privilege Tax Advanced Through Subcommittee With A Negative Recommendation On Tuesday.
Read moreA Bill That Would End Tennessee’s Professional Privilege Tax Advanced Through Subcommittee With A Negative Recommendation On Tuesday.
Read moreTennessee Saw $467 Million In Gross Wagers And $8.6 Million In Privilege Tax Paid In January, Making It The Third Highest Amount Of Wagers The State Has Seen Since Betting Began In November 2020.
Read moreTennessee Saw $495 Million Worth Of Gross Sports Wagers In December While Collecting $9.1 Million In Privilege Tax.
Read moreA Tennessee Sports Wagering Bill Would Change The Way The State Computes Taxes On Sports Betting From Taxing The Amount Sportsbooks Make In Revenue To Taxing All Wagers Placed In The State.
Read moreTennessee Has Now Collected $1.3 Billion More In Taxes And Fees Than Were Budgeted For The Fiscal Year, Which Just Completed Its Seventh Month.
Read moreTennessee Saw $327 Million In Sports Wagers In February And Received $6.4 Million In Privilege Tax During A Month Highlighted By The Super Bowl, One Of The Largest Sports Betting Events Of The Year.
Read moreTennessee’s Sportsbooks Collected $7.3 Million In Privilege Tax On $410.8 Million In Bets In January.
Read moreTennessee Gov. Bill Lee Was Given A “D” By The Cato Institute In Its Annual Fiscal Report Card On America’s Governors. Lee’s Ranking Was Based On His Spending And Taxing Record, Including This Year’s Budget, Which Included $500 Million Toward A New Titans Stadium.
Read moreTennessee Lawmakers Eliminated Another Sector Of Privilege Tax This Year With The Removal Of Physicians And Osteopathic Physicians From The $400 Annual State Licensing Tax.
Read moreThe Total Taxes Collected By Tennessee In The First Month Of The New Fiscal Year Continued Last Year’s Increasing Trend.
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