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

West Virginia HB4734 proposes to amend the state's sales tax code by exempting specific hygiene and infant products from taxation. The bill defines "diapers," "feminine hygiene products," and "infant products" to include items such as disposable incontinence products, menstrual flow absorption products, and baby bottles. This exemption aims to reduce the tax burden on essential products for infants and women.

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

West Virginia HB4734 proposes to amend the state's sales tax code by exempting specific hygiene and infant products from taxation. The bill defines "diapers," "feminine hygiene products," and "infant products" to include items such as disposable incontinence products, menstrual flow absorption products, and baby bottles. This exemption aims to reduce the tax burden on essential products for infants and women.