Relating to: requirements for and insurance related to peer-to-peer motor vehicle sharing programs. (FE)

This bill, which was vetoed by the Governor, sought to change how Wisconsin taxes peer-to-peer car sharing services like Turo or Getaround. It aimed to exempt individuals who rent out their own vehicles through these platforms from local sales taxes that typically apply to commercial rental companies. The legislation would have also clarified that these private owners do not need to pay the standard vehicle sales tax again when they purchase a car specifically for sharing. Ultimately, the bill did not become law because the Governor rejected it.