Bill would eliminate tax on diapers, wipes and formula for one year
The Legislature’s Fiscal Review Committee estimated the net decrease in state revenue from the bill would be $23.8 million. (danchooalex/Getty Images Signature)
“We are a pro-life state,” Martin told the House Finance, Ways and Means Subcommittee Wednesday, Jan. 31. “We want to be people that care about the unborn — and the born.”
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Ian Round is The Daily Memphian’s state government reporter based in Nashville. He came to Tennessee from Maryland, where he reported on local politics for Baltimore Brew. He earned a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Maryland in December 2019.
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