Exempts sales of certain hygiene and infant products from West Virginia sales tax.

West Virginia HB4369 proposes to amend the state's sales tax code by exempting certain hygiene and infant products from sales tax. The bill defines "feminine hygiene products" to include tampons, pads, sanitary napkins, liners, menstrual cups, and other products used to absorb menstrual flow. "Infant products" include baby bottles, bottle liner inserts, bottle nipples, baby formula, and newborn infant car seats. The bill aims to reduce the financial burden on families by exempting these essential items from sales tax.

Exempts sales of certain hygiene and infant products from West Virginia sales tax.

West Virginia HB4369 proposes to amend the state's sales tax code by exempting certain hygiene and infant products from sales tax. The bill defines "feminine hygiene products" to include tampons, pads, sanitary napkins, liners, menstrual cups, and other products used to absorb menstrual flow. "Infant products" include baby bottles, bottle liner inserts, bottle nipples, baby formula, and newborn infant car seats. The bill aims to reduce the financial burden on families by exempting these essential items from sales tax.