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On the heels of California’s “Hidden Fees Statute,” Minnesota has enacted its own price transparency law. Under the new Minnesota law, any business must disclose all mandatory fees or surcharges any time that that business advertises, displays or offers a price for goods or services.

Without waiting for new federal laws or federal regulators to take action against drip pricing, California is once again leading the way by enacting “Hidden Fee Statute” SB 478, which prohibits businesses from advertising or listing a price for a good or service that does not include all required fees or charges other than certain taxes (such as sales tax) and shipping costs. While this law applies to California sales, given the borderless nature of ecommerce, the mandatory pricing disclosure law will likely impact many businesses, particularly those that use the internet for sales.

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