HB2299

Arizona HB2299 prohibits digital shelf labels and requires price transparency for advertised goods and services.

Arizona HB2299 amends the state's consumer fraud laws to require businesses to include all mandatory fees or charges in the advertised price of goods and services. It also mandates that businesses provide a clear refund process on receipts. If the governor declares a state of emergency, the bill prohibits price increases exceeding ten percent before the declaration. Failure to comply is considered an unlawful practice, subject to investigation by the attorney general and potential civil penalties up to $5,000.