Tenn. Code Ann. § 67-6-223

Property of proprietorship incorporated during tax period

Year: 2026Length: 110 words
No tax is due with respect to tangible personal property of a sole proprietorship that becomes the assets of a corporation resulting from the incorporation of such sole proprietorship. Any such transactions are not a taxable event and shall not be deemed to be a sale under this title. Acts 1994, ch. 965, § 1. No tax is due with respect to tangible personal property of a sole proprietorship that becomes the assets of a corporation resulting from the incorporation of such sole proprietorship. Any such transactions are not a taxable event and shall not be deemed to be a sale under this title. Acts 1994, ch. 965, § 1.
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