Lower grocery tax approved by Nashville officials

Nashville marginally cuts local grocery tax in final $3.8B budget

Nashville’s Metro Council has passed the city’s $3.8 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The council approved a revised version of the mayor’s proposal Tuesday night. The so-called “substitute” budget, introduced by Budget and Finance Chair Councilmember Kyonzté Toombs, made roughly $9 million in changes to the mayor’s proposal. Changes include: an additional $2.1 million for the Eviction Right to Counsel program an additional $1.25 mi…

Lower grocery tax approved by Nashville officials

(The Center Square) – Nashville and Davidson County residents will see a slight break in the grocery costs later this year.

Nashville Council approves budget with half-cent grocery tax cut

Grocery Tax Cut, Housing Investments Highlight Metro Budget

The Metro Council on Tuesday gave its final approval to Nashville’s $3.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, which is set to include a grocery tax cut and investments in affordable housing.