The bill would double tax on cigarettes and have an equal e-cigarette tax.Read More
Along with maternal resources, it would almost double taxes for most tobacco products. Read More
The measure is aimed at protecting the domestic market.Read More
Those producing nonexempt products can pay what they think they owe or pay the full amount and get refunded. Read More
The government blames downtrading, illicit trade and a shift from smoking to vaping. Read More
The firms are accused of mis-declaring the nicotine content of imported liquid bases.Read More
It is increasing price gap with combustible products to reflect snus' lower health risk. Read More
Philip Morris insists it is in full compliance with fiscal obligations for all its brands. Read More
Some of it may be claimed as an income tax credit, says Finance Ministry.Read More
The country has not increased tobacco taxes for two years, complain critics. Read More
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