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District vapour tax may rise to keep in line with cigarettes: DC regulatory report

Written by || 6th November 2017 || Regulatory reports | Regulation and Legislation | North America United States Washington D.C.

A 65% tax relative to the wholesale value of vapour products is imposed in the District of Columbia, with the aim of equalising them to some extent with traditional cigarettes ...
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