SD Senate Revives Noem Proposal To Cut Grocery Sales Tax

(Pierre, SD) — The South Dakota Senate is reviving a proposal to cut the state sales tax on groceries. A highly amended bill passed the Senate yesterday by a slim margin and is set to go to the House. If the House approves the measure, it will go to Governor Kristi Noem’s desk for signature. A conference committee will be called if the House doesn’t approve the bill to come to an agreement on the final bill.