Bill > AB437

This bill requires retailers who sell more than $3 million worth of consumer goods in a calendar year to provide sales invoices or receipts that clearly display the total cost of tariffs applied to each consumer good being purchased. The bill defines key terms such as "consumer goods" (referencing an existing statute), "retailer" (specifically those with annual sales over $3 million), "sales invoice" (a document listing goods to be sold and their prices), and "sales receipt" (a document listing goods sold and their prices at the point of sale). The primary purpose of the legislation is to increase transparency for consumers by mandating that tariff costs be explicitly shown on sales documentation, allowing buyers to see the direct impact of trade-related taxes on the price of goods they are purchasing. This requirement would help consumers better understand the full pricing of products and the potential economic effects of tariffs on consumer goods.

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https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2025/proposals/reg/asm/bill/ab437