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Arkansas Advocate : Ballot language approved to exempt feminine hygiene products, diapers from Arkansas sales tax

Arkansas’ attorney general on Tuesday approved ballot language for a proposal to exempt feminine hygiene products and diapers from state sales tax.

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Arkansas group wants sales tax removed from feminine hygiene products

(The Center Square) - An Arkansas group supporting a ballot initiative that would remove sales taxes from feminine hygiene products said they would resubmit their petition after Attorney General Tim

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Language in bid to exempt feminine hygiene products from Arkansas sales tax rejected by state Attorney General Tim Griffin

Attorney General Tim Griffin rejected ballot language Monday for a proposed initiative to exempt feminine hygiene products from Arkansas sales and use tax.

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Arkansas attorney general tosses ballot title for initiative to repeal state tampon tax

Arkansas attorney general tosses ballot title for initiative to repeal state tampon tax
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