Measure on the ballot in the 2018 Nevada 2018 General Election in Nevada.
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Get StartedA “yes” vote exempts medical equipment from sales taxes in Nevada.
A “no” vote does not exempt medical equipment from sales taxes.
According to Josh Hicks from the Alliance to Stop Taxes on the Sick and Dying PAC, sales taxes on medical equipment makes it difficult for people with life-threatening diseases to access the treatment they need. Nevadans without health insurance are particularly affected by the high out-of-of-pocket costs of life-saving medical equipment., in support of Question 4 (Learn more)
Tax revenue for Nevada will decrease, hurting funding for other important programs and services throughout the state., in opposition to Question 4 (Learn more)
The amendment is vague and does not create clear definitions of which medical devices will be exempt from sales tax., in opposition to Question 4 (Learn more)
Medicine and prosthetics are already exempt from sales taxes in Nevada., in support of Question 4 (Learn more)
According to Ron Knecht, the Nevade State Controller, even if medical equipment should be tax exempt, the legislature already has the power to exempt them now. Amending Nevada’s Constitution would prevent future reform in a timely manner., in opposition to Question 4 (Learn more)
This measure would change Nevada’s Constitution to ban taxes on the sale of medical equipment, including wheelchairs and oxygen tanks.
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