Ohio Sales Tax On Tampons Ruled Not Discriminatory

By Paul Williams · January 2, 2020, 5:08 PM EST

Ohio's sales and use tax on feminine hygiene products is constitutional because it doesn't discriminate against women and is imposed in accord with the state's interest in raising revenue, a state...

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