The state alleges that the companies played a significant role in the rising use of e-cigarettes among youth.Read More
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The bill would also bring fines for those under the age of 21 years old caught possessing vaping products.Read More
Alaska's Gov. Mike Dunleavy vetoed a similar bill last year because it included a 35% tax on vaping products.Read More
The governor vetoed the bill because it also included the implementation of a tax on e-cigarettes.Read More
For e-cigarette products, the state will impose a tax rate of 35 percent of the wholesale price if signed into law.Read More
If the bill becomes law, e-cigarettes or vapes would be taxed at 45 percent of their wholesale price.Read More
A new proposal that would introduce a 75 percent wholesale tax on all vapor products in Alaska.Read More
HB 110 would enact a 75 percent wholesale tax on e-liquids, vaping devices, and components.Read More
E-cigarettes and related vaping products will be taxed at 55 percent of the wholesale price.Read More