Tennessee House Drops Franchise Tax Refund To $813.5M
A Bill To Repeal And Refund Tennessee’s Franchise Tax Has Two Significant Changes In The House.
Read moreA Bill To Repeal And Refund Tennessee’s Franchise Tax Has Two Significant Changes In The House.
Read moreThe Tennessee Senate Passed A Bill That Would End A Franchise Tax On Business Property In The State Along With Refunding As Much As $1.6 Billion To Businesses That Previously Paid The Tax.
Read moreAn Estimated $1.2 Billion Franchise Tax Refund To Businesses Is Scheduled To Be Voted On For The First Time In The Tennessee Legislature Next Week After The Senate Finance Ways And Means Subcommittee Heard Details Of The Proposal.
Read moreThanks To Recent Legislation, Beginning This Year Over 100,000 Small Businesses In Tennessee Will No Longer Be Required To File A Return And Pay Business Taxes.
Read moreAs Tennessee Faces A Tighter Budget In 2024, Gov. Bill Lee’s Administration Plans To Move Forward With A Significant Tax Cut And Refund For Businesses, Selling It As A “Necessary Legislative Fix” To Avoid A Legal Challenge. But Not Everyone Agrees It’s Necessary.
Read moreThe State Of Tennessee Spent 43% Of The State Sales Tax On Education Last Fiscal Year And 56 Cents Of Every Dollar Of State And Local Sales Tax Went To Education In That Same Span.
Read moreTennesseans Claimed More Than $288 Million In Tax Credits Last Fiscal Year, According To A New Tax Credit Report From The Department Of Revenue.
Read moreThe Special Investigations Section Of The Tennessee Department Of Revenue Conducted The Investigation That Led To The Arrest Of Daniel Cottrell, Age 55, In Collierville, Tennessee Leading To Indictments Of One Felony Count Of Tax Evasion And One Count Of Theft Of Property.
Read moreA Springfield Furniture Salesman Will Need To Pay $255,601 In Restitution To The State Of Tennessee As Part Of A Plea Deal After Pleading Guilty To A Charge Of Theft Regarding Falsified Sales Tax Records.
Read moreThe Special Investigations Section Of The Tennessee Department Of Revenue Conducted The Investigation That Led To The Indictment And Arrest Of Scharneitha Britton, Owner Of Kinfolks BBQ In Smyrna. Revenue Special Agents Arrested Britton, Age 66. Bond Was Set At $25,000.
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