Exempts qualifying menstruation products from state sales tax and establishes a certification program for PFAS-free products.
This bill exempts qualifying menstruation products from the state sales tax. It defines "intentionally added PFAS" and "manufacturer" and requires the Department of Commerce to certify menstruation products free of intentionally added PFAS. The certification is valid for five years and can be renewed. The bill also appropriates $100,000 to the Department of Revenue for implementing the Streamlined Agreement modification. The exemption and certification program will sunset when permanent PFAS content and testing standards are established by the Department of Commerce.
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