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Tennessee should eliminate its state sales tax on groceries.
Tennessee charges a reduced state sales tax of 4 percent on groceries, plus local sales taxes. Eliminating the state portion would lower grocery costs and reduce a major source of state revenue.
Jerri Green
Yes, and we will pay for that by closing corporate loopholes
ending the grocery tax; putting those taxes back on corporations and billionaires where it belongs
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