Michigan HB5637 requires disclosure of price adjustments due to tariffs on consumer goods and services.

Michigan HB5637 amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to mandate that businesses disclose price adjustments resulting from tariffs imposed by the United States or foreign governments. The bill specifies that the adjustment must be listed in dollar amounts on the consumer's receipt. The disclosure requirement applies to all consumer transactions occurring after the effective date of the tariff. The bill also outlines exceptions and conditions under which the disclosure is not necessary.

Michigan HB5637 requires disclosure of price adjustments due to tariffs on consumer goods and services.

Michigan HB5637 amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to mandate that businesses disclose price adjustments resulting from tariffs imposed by the United States or foreign governments. The bill specifies that the adjustment must be listed in dollar amounts on the consumer's receipt. The disclosure requirement applies to all consumer transactions occurring after the effective date of the tariff. The bill also outlines exceptions and conditions under which the disclosure is not necessary.