LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Mayor Greg Fischer and Metro Council members want to give women and parents a financial break.
Fischer signed two resolutions on Monday urging Kentucky lawmakers to pass a bill to eliminate the Commonwealth’s sales tax on diapers and feminine hygiene products.
During inflation, when products and goods are seeing higher costs, he said even saving a little bit of money on the taxes can add up and make a difference in bank accounts.
“We may not be able to do much about pricing of these items but as a commonwealth, Kentucky can follow the lead of a dozen of other states and eliminate the 6% sales tax on these necessities of life,” he said.
These resolutions were created as a push for lawmakers to end the taxes.
Lawmakers will not meet again in Frankfort until January.
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