HB 4010 of 2023
Sales tax: exemptions; weapon safety devices; exempt.
Last Action: 1/17/2023 bill electronically reproduced 01/17/2023
HB 4010 of 2023
Sales tax: exemptions; weapon safety devices; exempt.
Last Action: 1/17/2023 bill electronically reproduced 01/17/2023
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I wonder if a safe would be considered a "safety device"?
Lighten up Francis.
Hmm, interesting.
(MCL 205.51 to 205.78) by adding section 4gg.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT:
- Sec. 4gg. (1) The sale of gun safety items is exempt from the
- tax imposed by this act.
- (2) As used in this section, "gun safety items" means gun
- locks, gun safes, ear and eye protection for gun shooting, and any
- other tangible personal property designed to promote the safe use
- or storage of guns.
What's the catch? Line 5 seems to open this up to all sorts of things...Since tangible personal property includes equipment and supplies.
Holsters? Belts? Range ammo? Hard cases?
Reloading equipment/components? Safety items associated with personal reloading like exhaust vents? Alarm systems or security monitoring equipment for where you store your guns (residence)? Sprinkler systems (fire suppression)?
And ammo? I mean you need to practice to be a safe user…
I'm going to need 10 acres out of town to build my "safe" training facility too.
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Wouldn't a suppresser be considered hearing safety?
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