Grocery tax cut draws cautious response from Tennessee Senate speaker nominee
The Tennessee legislature will consider measures to cut grocery sales taxes in 2027, but the Senate’s nominee to be next speaker gave the idea a lukewarm reception, despite acknowledging that people are struggling with “affordability.” Sen. Jack Johnson of Franklin, selected Tuesday by the Senate Republican Caucus to be the new speaker, said afterward the […]
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