Require disclosure of mandatory fees in consumer transactions

Legislative status

1. Introduced
2. In Committee
3. Reported by Committee
4. Floor Vote Scheduled
5. Passed One Chamber
6. Passed Both Chambers
7. Sent to Executive
8. Signed into Law

Summary

The bill mandates that any supplier advertising a price must show the total cost, including all mandatory fees or surcharges, in a clear and conspicuous way. It applies to a wide range of industries—from auctions and hotels to broadband providers and food‑delivery apps—so consumers see the full price before checkout. The goal is to prevent hidden costs and give shoppers transparent pricing information.

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Hearings

• Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology: S. B. No. 160, S. B. No. 175, Sub. H. B. No. 220, S. B. No. 338, S. B. No. 336, S. B. No. 256, Am. H. B. No. 332, Am. H. B. No. 21, Trevor Black - Banking Commission, Tracey Craig - Banking Commission, Chauncey Cochran - Bureau of Workers' Compensation Board of Directors, Peggy Griffith - Bureau of Workers' Compensation Board of Directors, David Johnson - Bureau of Workers' Compensation Board of Directors
  Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance and Technology · Jun 9, 2026

History

1. Feb 11, 2026Referred to committee
2. Dec 23, 2025Introduced

Sponsors

• Bill Blessing (R) · sponsor
• Louis W. Blessing, III

Bill text

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