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Written by EcigIntelligence || 10th January 2023 || Daily news alerts || Regulation and Legislation | Tax | Asia Philippines

Philippines: As of 1st January 2023, e-liquid taxes increased to PHP60 (€1.02) per 10 ml or a fraction thereof. Nicotine salt product taxes increased to PHP52 (€0.88) per ml or a fraction thereof. ...

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