Lawmakers Want Double Delivery Tax Stopped
A bipartisan group of Michigan state representatives want to stop local delivery drivers from paying taxes twice.
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A bipartisan group of Michigan state representatives want to stop local delivery drivers from paying taxes twice. Reps. Alabas Farhat, D-Dearborn; Jimmie Wilson, D-Ypsilanti; Graham Filler, R-Duplain Township; and Jasper Martus, D-Flushing introduced HB 5745 and 5746 to eliminate a double sales tax on delivery companies like Instacart and Shipt. Under current Michigan law, local delivery companies pay a sales tax both when buying the product from the retailer and when they deliver to the consumer.
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