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HB2073: Providing a sales tax exemption for feminine hygiene products and diapers.
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Plain-Language Summary
This bill proposes exempting feminine hygiene products and diapers from Kansas sales tax. This means people would pay less when buying these essential items.
Who This Affects
Low-income families, single parents, and individuals with disabilities in Kansas may benefit from this exemption, as it could help them save money on everyday expenses.
Key Provisions
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Timeline
Introduced
Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Last Action
House Withdrawn from Committee on Taxation; Referred to Committee on Interstate Cooperation
Mar 15, 2026
Sponsors
- Silas MillerDemocratcosponsor
- Suzanne WikleDemocratcosponsor
- Linda FeatherstonDemocratcosponsor
- Jo Ella HoyeDemocratcosponsor
- Cindy NeighborDemocratcosponsor
- Stephanie ClaytonDemocratcosponsor
- Mari-Lynn PoskinDemocratcosponsor
- Jerry StogsdillDemocratcosponsor
- Lindsay VaughnDemocratcosponsor
- Susan RuizDemocratcosponsor
- Heather MeyerDemocratcosponsor
- Valdenia WinnDemocratcosponsor
- Wanda Brownlee PaigeDemocratcosponsor
- Lynn MeltonDemocratcosponsor
- Melissa OropezaDemocratcosponsor
- Brooklynne MosleyDemocratcosponsor
- Dan OsmanDemocratcosponsor
- Nikki McDonaldDemocratcosponsor
- Kirk HaskinsDemocratcosponsor
- Virgil WeigelDemocratcosponsor
- Alexis SimmonsDemocratcosponsor
- Sydney CarlinDemocratcosponsor
- Ford CarrDemocratcosponsor
- Tom SawyerDemocratcosponsor
- Angela MartinezDemocratcosponsor
- Brandon WoodardDemocratcosponsor
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