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Changing definition of e-liquid ‘won’t hit Polish black market or halt tax avoidance’

Written by || 29th November 2022 || News analysis | Regulation and Legislation | Tax | Europe Poland

Members of the Polish vaping industry are worried that proposed changes to the Excise Duty Act, amending the definition of an e-liquid, will not be enough to combat the black market and may contribute to further regulatory uncertainty.

Currently under Polish law novel tobacco products and e-liquids are subject to excise duty and marked with excise stamps. But according to legislators, numerous retailers – including online traders – avoid paying the tax by selling e-liquids as air fresheners, food flavourings, tobacco oil fragrances, and other substances.

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