Exclude consumer goods service contracts from certain regulations
HB 663 amends state laws to exclude consumer goods service contracts from specific regulations governing home solicitation sales, such as the mandatory three-day cancellation period. The bill also introduces a provision to authorize a sales tax credit for the trade-in value of portable electronics or home appliances when purchased with another similar item. These changes directly affect consumers who purchase service contracts for items like HVAC systems or water heaters and individuals looking to upgrade their electronic devices or appliances. By removing service contracts from the home solicitation definition, the legislation aims to clarify which transactions require special consumer protections and which do not.
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Sep 2024
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Introduced Sep 9, 2024
Last action Nov 12, 2024
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