SB 539·GA·senate
Sales and Use Taxes; certain baby products and feminine hygiene products from taxation; exempt
In CommitteeFiled Feb 19, 2026
Sponsor: Randy Robertson
Latest Action
Senate Read and Referred
Feb 20, 2026
Summary
The bill adds a new exemption to Georgia’s sales‑and‑use tax code for certain baby care items and feminine hygiene products. It would stop taxing diapers, baby formula, child‑focused creams and wipes, as well as tampons, pads, liners, sponges and menstrual cups. The change aims to reduce costs for families and individuals who purchase these essential goods.
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