Half of the European countries levy the same VAT on sanitary towels and tampons as on tobacco, beer and wine | Civio
The end of the 'tampon tax': Deal reached with EU to scrap levy on sanitary products | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Tampon tax to be scrapped in Budget as Britain freed from EU rules
A Quarter of the World Now Has Tax-Free Menstrual Products — Beautiful News
Tampon tax still not scrapped as George Osborne 'goes quiet' on his pledge | The Independent | The Independent
The Global Movement Against the Tampon Tax - Girls' Globe
Britain Will No Longer Tax Menstrual Products - Euro Weekly News
Government vows to challenge EU Commission over 'tampon tax' | ITV News
Exclusive: Don't exploit end of tampon tax, firms told | The Independent | The Independent
Brexit MPs join with Labour to threaten Budget rebellion over Brussels' 5% levy on tampons | Daily Mail Online
The Global Movement Against the Tampon Tax - Girls' Globe
Tampon tax: Will products be cheaper from 1 January? | The Independent
Activists cheer as 'sexist' tampon tax is scrapped - BBC News
Chart: Where the "Tampon Tax" is Highest and Lowest in Europe | Statista
Rishi Sunak confirms tampon tax will be scrapped | Budget 2020 | The Guardian
Germany has slashed its tax on tampons. Many other countries still tax them as 'luxury' items. - The Washington Post
Half of EU countries still tax tampons as much as tobacco and alcohol - VoxEurop
The fathers of the tampon tax never had a period' – DW – 11/07/2019
Tampon Tax Around The World | Marie Claire UK
Period poverty: UK becomes latest country to abolish taxes on women's sanitary products | Euronews
Chart: Women Pay High Tax Rates for Period Supplies | Statista
Tampon tax' abolished on menstrual products in UK | CNN
Chart: Where the "Tampon Tax" is Highest and Lowest in Europe | Statista
How the Tampon Tax nearly derailed Brexit
Should there be a "Tampon Tax"? - Destination TBC | Destination TBC
ENTR en - In the European Union, the tampon tax cannot be abolished so easily. There is currently a minimum VAT of five percent throughout the bloc. The member states cannot lower
