Texas joins slim majority of states that nixed tax on period products
The new Texas law, signed by Gov. Abbott, goes into effect Friday. In addition to menstrual products, it axes taxes on diapers and maternity clothes.
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The new Texas law, signed by Gov. Abbott, goes into effect Friday. In addition to menstrual products, it axes taxes on diapers and maternity clothes.
An Austin non-profit on Tuesday welcomed a change in Texas law removing a sales tax on diapers, wipes, period supplies and other health-related items.
The 774 bills going into effect Sept. 1 will touch nearly all aspects of daily life in Texas. From car registrations to hospital visits.
Victory for Texans: Texas stops taxing diapers and menstrual products - Austin, TX - Starting September 1st, Texas will stop collecting sales tax on essential baby items like diapers and wipes, along with menstrual products.
Diaper legislation is getting renewed attention from states looking to pass 'pro-family' policy following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.