Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced last week that as the result of a new state law he introduced and signed last year, nonprescription drugs and medications are exempt from sales taxes in Connecticut beginning today. “Making nonprescription medications exempt from the sales tax will mean lower costs for consumers while ultimately leading to a better public health outcome for all,” Governor Malloy said. “Preventative care is a necessity, and by eliminating these sales taxes, we are helping our residents save some money, stay healthy, and improve quality of life.” “Connecticut’s leadership on healthcare means stronger families and a more competitive economy,” Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman said. “Exempting nonprescription medicines from the sales tax is part of the state’s…
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