AZ HB2283

Prohibits sellers from charging more than 10% above pre-emergency prices for building materials, food, emergency supplies, gasoline, medical supplies, repair services, and hotel rooms during state or local emergencies and for 30 days after.

Allows exceptions to price caps if sellers can demonstrate cost increases from suppliers or additional labor/material costs, provided the markup does not exceed their customary markup from before the emergency.

Establishes civil penalties of up to $10,000 per violation for price gouging during emergencies, with affected consumers able to sue for triple damages plus attorney fees and court costs.

Requires all businesses advertising goods or services to include mandatory fees and charges in advertised prices and clearly describe refund policies on receipts.

Subjects failure to comply with pricing transparency requirements to civil penalties of up to $5,000 and allows the Attorney General to seek injunctions against violators.