Diapers, feminine hygiene products are no longer taxed in Colorado

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Governor Jared Polis signed the landmark bipartisan law on June 3, which exempted sales tax for adult and baby diapers and feminine hygiene products, including tampons and pads. The state expects the new tax exemption to cost them roughly $4.3 million in lost sales tax revenue in the first year and $9.1 million in the next.

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Another state will no longer tax feminine hygiene products, diapers

Colorado is joining several other states when it comes to no longer taxing diapers or feminine hygiene products.

4 months ago·Fort Wayne, United States

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The Blaze

Colorado terminates tax on tampons, other feminine hygiene and diaper products

Colorado has now joined the long list of states which no longer tax feminine hygiene products in an effort to save women money and combat the "stigma" of hygiene products in general.In June, Governor Jared Polis signed HB 1055 which not only eliminated the tax on all feminine hygiene products and ad...

4 months ago·United States

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Diapers, feminine hygiene products are no longer taxed in Colorado

Governor Jared Polis signed the landmark bipartisan law on June 3, which exempted sales tax for adult and baby diapers and feminine hygiene products, including tampons and pads.

4 months ago·Denver, United States

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Freedom Rock Radio

Colorado terminates tax on tampons, other feminine hygiene and diaper products - Freedom Rock Radio

Colorado has now joined the long list of states which no longer tax feminine hygiene products in an effort to save women money and combat the “stigma” of hygiene products in general. In June, Governor Jared Polis signed HB 1055… Continue Reading →

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