4th February 2025 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Tax and Customs Authority has updated the list of approved and non-approved tobacco products in force, which includes nicotine-containing e-liquids. The total
24th October 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Tax and Customs Authority has told ECigIntelligence that €1.9m was raised in tax revenue from nicotine-containing e-liquids in 2021, €2.5m in
11th October 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The government has presented the 2025 state budget, which, unlike previous years, does not include an increase in e-cigarette taxes. However, tobacco tax revenues
29th July 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Ministry of Finance has updated the price and colour for the tax stamps for the 2025 financial year. The prices are set at
11th March 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Following the dissolution of Parliament in November 2023, the Democratic Alliance – a centre-right political alliance composed of the Social Democratic Party,
12th January 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Tax Authority has issued a statement informing that as of 20th May 2024 the traceability system currently imposed on cigarettes and roll-your-own tobacco
8th January 2024 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: In December 2023, the State Budget 2024 was published in the Official Gazette. The budget introduced an excise tax on nicotine-free e-liquids of €0.175
30th November 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Parliament has approved the State Budget 2024, which introduces an excise tax on nicotine-free e-liquids of €0.175 per ml and increases the tax on nicotine-containing e-liquids
10th November 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Following a corruption scandal allegedly involving prime minister AntĂłnio Costa and his announced resignation, president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said Parliament would
11th October 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Ministry of Finance has submitted the 2024 State Budget to Parliament. It introduces an excise tax on nicotine-free e-liquids of €0.175 per ml
2nd October 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: A bill to amend the Tobacco Law was approved in a general debate in Parliament. The bill expands vaping public usage restrictions, and bans sales
26th May 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: A bill to amend the Tobacco Law was tabled in Parliament. The bill expands vaping public usage restrictions, and bans delivery sales and sales
30th January 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The Customs authority has told ECigIntelligence that the tax revenue collected for nicotine-containing e-liquids was €1,619,375.35 in 2020, €2,009,700.80 in 2021 and
10th January 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: As of 1st January 2023, e-liquid tax increased to €0.336 per ml.
10th January 2023 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Ordinance 154/2022 entered into force on 1st January 2023. It sets new rules for smoking rooms, such as size, ventilation and signage.
19th December 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Parliament has published the final text of the State Budget 2023, which increases the e-liquid tax from €0.323 to €0.336 per ml.
25th November 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Today, the government approved the State Budget 2023 with amendments, media reports. The Budget included a proposal to increase the e-liquid tax
11th October 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The government has presented its Budget for 2023, which includes a proposal to increase the e-liquid tax from €0.323 to €0.336 per ml. The Budget
1st July 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: The State Budget 2022, which increases nicotine e-liquid taxes from €0.32/ml to €0.323/ml, entered into force on 28th June.
2nd June 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Ordinance 154/2022, published today (2nd June), set new rules for smoking rooms. Only restaurants, bars, nightclubs and other establishments that occupy at least
27th May 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Parliament has voted positively on the new State Budget 2022, which increases nicotine e-liquid taxes from €0.32/ml to €0.323/ml.
13th April 2022 - Europe, Portugal |
Portugal: Following the rejection by Parliament of the first State Budget, prime minister António Costa’s new government today presented a new Budget, with a proposed