A coalition of menstrual product brands offers sales tax refunds on period products. Here’s how to get yours. Period products, including tampons and menstrual pads, are still taxed in twenty-one states. But a group of eight menstrual product industry-leading brands wants to end that. How? With a bold "Tampon Tax Back" campaign that allows purchasers in certain states to get a sales tax refund on some feminine hygiene products.Launched Wednesday, the tax refund program draws attention to states t
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Texas stopped charging sales tax on menstrual and baby products starting Friday, becoming the 24th state to end a practice that women’s rights groups argue are discriminatory. The products including menstrual pads and baby diapers were previously taxed as “luxury goods” in Texas at a 6.25 percent rate, but will now be classified…