Exempts medical services from general excise tax to reduce health care costs for residents.
Hawaii SB377 aims to exempt medical services from the general excise tax, reducing health care costs for residents. This bill defines "cosmetic medical procedure" and excludes it from the tax exemption. The exemption includes professional services provided by hospitals, medical clinics, and facilities, excluding cosmetic procedures. The bill seeks to enhance health care affordability, promote timely access to medical care, and support health care expenses for patients, particularly for low- and middle-income families.
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