MI HB4025

Extends the sales tax exemption for firearm safety devices indefinitely by removing the December 31, 2024 expiration date that was originally set when the exemption was created in 2023

Requires firearm sellers to provide written notice to purchasers and post conspicuous signage at all points of sale informing customers of the state tax exemption for firearm safety devices

Defines firearm safety devices as equipment preventing unauthorized firearm access, including trigger locks, gun safes, gun cases, and lockboxes requiring a key, combination, or biometric data to open

Excludes glass-faced display cabinets and storage primarily designed for displaying firearms from the exemption

Expresses legislative intent to annually appropriate general fund money to the state school aid fund to compensate for any revenue loss resulting from this tax exemption