- Michigan Department of Treasury updated guidance on sales and use tax for food for human consumption
- Public Acts 141 and 142 of 2023 reinstated Treasury Rule 86’s approach
- Food sold with eating utensils provided by the seller is considered prepared food and subject to tax
- For sellers with prepared food sales percentage of 75% or less, utensils must be handed to purchasers or necessary for food
- For sellers with prepared food sales percentage greater than 75%, utensils must be made available to purchasers
- Candy, bottled water, and soft drinks do not become taxable with utensils unless necessary utensils are provided
Source: vitallaw.com
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