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NASHVILLE -- Join the Department of Revenue on October 29 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss franchise and excise tax basics.

Tax relief is available for Tennessee businesses and residents affected by Hurricane Helene.

NASHVILLE - Attention, new business owners! Join the Department of Revenue on Wednesday, October 2 at 8:30 Central time for a free webinar specifically designed for new businesses.

NASHVILLE - The Department of Revenue is pleased to announce the promotion of Amanda McGraw as deputy commissioner and chief financial officer, effective immediately.

NASHVILLE -- Join the Department of Revenue on September 24 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss alcohol taxes. In the webinar, Revenue staff will discuss tax issues associated with entities that manufacture, sell, and/or distribute alcoholic beverages, wine, and beer in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE - Join the Department of Revenue on August 27 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss the Tennessee Retail Accountability Program.

NASHVILLE -- Join the Department of Revenue on July 30 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss 2024 legislative updates.

NASHVILLE ⎯ Save the date and save! The State of Tennessee’s annual sales tax holiday weekend will take place Friday, July 26 through Sunday, July 28.

NASHVILLE – Attention, new business owners! Join the Department of Revenue on Wednesday, July 10 at 8:30 Central time for a free webinar specifically designed for new businesses.

The Department of Revenue posted 2024 legislative summaries to its website.

NASHVILLE -- Join the Department of Revenue on June 18 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss tax issues for Tennessee automobile dealers.

On May 11, 2023, Governor Lee signed into law the Tennessee Works Tax Act (“TWTA”), Public Chapter 377 (2023).

NASHVILLE - Join the Department of Revenue on May 28 at 9 am Central time for a free webinar to discuss the basics of Tennessee’s sales tax.

Pub. Ch. 917 (2024) creates a new "city tax rate" that may apply to the retail sale of food and food ingredients. “City tax rate” means a rate adopted in a city or town that is equal to the difference between the county tax rate and city tax rate, when the county tax rate is below 2.75%.