The state of Tennessee has introduced House Bill 2641 which allows specific municipalities to exempt the city sales tax on food and food ingredients.
The Bill also authorises municipalities to impose a reduced sales tax rate if a full exemption is not feasible.
Tennessee currently levies a 4% sales tax on food and food ingredients.
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