South Africa: In a parliamentary standing finance committee meeting, the National Treasury dismissed protests from the business sector over the proposed ZAR2.90 ($0.16) per ml e-cigarette tax and suggestions to lower that to ZAR0.70 ($0.04) per ml, press reports. According to the authority, the long-term health effects of e-cigarettes are unknown, and therefore the government is taking cautionary steps. It » Continue Reading. ...
Written by EcigIntelligence || 23rd September 2022 || Daily news alerts || Policy and Politics | Regulation and Legislation | Tax | Africa South Africa