Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Menstrual Products Sales Tax Exemption
This bill would exempt menstrual products, such as tampons and sanitary napkins, from state sales tax. If passed, this change would take effect on October 1, 2026, meaning these items would no longer be taxed on sales made after that date. This exemption would apply to anyone purchasing these hygiene products in North Carolina.
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- D · PrimeMonika Johnson-Hostler
- D · PrimeJulie von Haefen
- D · CoEric Ager
- D · CoAmber Baker
- D · CoCynthia Ball
- D · CoMary Belk
- D · CoGloristine Brown
- D · CoKanika Brown
- D · CoLaura Budd
- D · CoDeb Butler
- D · CoBecky Carney
- D · CoMaria Cervania
- D · CoTracy Clark
- D · CoBryan Cohn
- D · CoAmanda Cook
- D · CoSarah Crawford
- D · CoAllison Dahle
- D · CoJulia Greenfield
- D · CoMary Harrison
- D · CoBeth Helfrich
- D · CoCarolyn Logan
- D · CoJordan Lopez
- D · CoGarland Pierce
- D · CoRodney Pierce
- D · CoLindsey Prather
- D · CoRenee Price
- D · CoAmos Quick
- D · CoJames Roberson
- D · CoPhil Rubin
- D · CoBrian Turner
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