Alabama consumers would no longer pay the state sales tax on diapers, baby formula, menstrual hygiene products and other ...
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Ala. lawmakers push for tax relief on baby, hygiene productsBIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - State lawmakers are working to provide more financial relief for families purchasing essential items such as baby supplies and feminine hygiene products. House Bill 152 ...
A multi-year effort to eliminate Alabama’s state sales tax on baby care, feminine hygiene and maternity products is expected ...
Alabama consumers may not have to pay state sales tax on some baby, menstrual and maternity supplies as a new bill makes its ...
A woman with disabilities and limited income, is expecting a child and is in need of essential baby items such as a bassinet, infant car seat, onesies and diapers. She is also in need of hygiene ...
The bill would eliminate sales tax on diapers, baby formula and menstrual products, saving taxpayers $13 million annually.
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