Bill > HB4884

This bill amends the General Sales Tax Act by making several minor technical changes to the definitions section, primarily involving grammatical and formatting adjustments. The most significant change appears to be in the definition of "Prescription" related to hearing aids, where language specifically referencing licensed hearing aid dealers under the occupational code is removed. The bill eliminates a specific reference to article 13 of the occupational code when defining what constitutes a prescription for a hearing aid. Other changes are primarily stylistic, such as capitalizing "Supplement Facts" instead of "supplement facts", changing "a person" to "an individual" in some definitions, and making small grammatical modifications like replacing "upon" with "on" in various sections. The bill is tied to House Bill 4883, meaning it will only take effect if that companion bill is also enacted into law. These changes appear to be mostly technical corrections to existing legal language without substantively altering the meaning or application of the sales tax act.

Health and Social Services

https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-HB-4884