Sen. Kroll says SB 252 is a "cleanup" to extend sales-tax exemption to tire retreading equipment; committee passes bill
March 08, 2023 | REVENUE & TAX - SENATE, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Arkansas
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Senator Kroll (District 3) presented Senate Bill 252 to the Senate Revenue & Tax Committee, describing it as "a simple cleanup" intended to make sales-and-use-tax exemption language consistent for machinery and equipment used in tire retreading. "This I mean, it just kinda does what it does. It cleans it up and puts it in there," Kroll said.
The chair solicited questions and public comment; no one signed up to testify. A motion to pass SB 252 was made, seconded and approved by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Committee remarks characterized SB 252 as technical housekeeping to align statutory language; no fiscal-impact hearing or opposing testimony was recorded in the transcript.
The chair solicited questions and public comment; no one signed up to testify. A motion to pass SB 252 was made, seconded and approved by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Committee remarks characterized SB 252 as technical housekeeping to align statutory language; no fiscal-impact hearing or opposing testimony was recorded in the transcript.
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