Exempts protective face coverings from sales and use tax during public health emergencies.
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Overview
This bill exempts the sale of protective face coverings, such as masks and respirators, from New Jersey’s sales and use tax during declared public health emergencies. This exemption is triggered when the Governor declares a public health emergency and government agencies recommend or require the use of these coverings to mitigate health risks. The goal is to reduce the cost barrier to obtaining these essential items during times of public health concern.
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