Bill To Get Rid Of Sales Tax On Women's Hygiene Products, Diapers Moves Forward In State Capitol
State lawmakers are debating a bill that would do away with sales tax on women's hygiene products like tampons and pads, as well as diapers.
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State lawmakers are debating a bill that would do away with sales tax on women's hygiene products like tampons and pads, as well as diapers.
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