The Tuscaloosa City Council is considering a proposal to enact a new local tax on vaping products, a move prompted by an impending statewide vape tax and a critical deadline. Municipalities across Alabama are rushing to pass their own vape taxes before October 1, 2025, after which they will be prohibited from doing so under a new state law, Alabama Act 2025-377.
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A South Korean bill to revise the Tobacco Business Act, which would classify synthetic nicotine as a tobacco product, has cleared its first major hurdle at the National Assembly. The amendment, approved by the Strategy and Finance Committee’s subcommittee on economic and fiscal policy, expands the legal definition of tobacco from being derived from “tobacco leaf” to “tobacco or nicotine.”
Read moreMalaysia’s plan to raise cigarette excise taxes to discourage smoking and boost revenue could backfire, warn policy experts. Without a significant crackdown on the existing black market and smarter regulation of alternatives like vapes, such a move risks fueling illicit trade and reducing overall tax collection.
Read moreThe Decatur City Council has voted to pass an ordinance establishing a local excise tax on vaping products sold within the city limits. The new levy is set at 10 cents per milliliter on vape products sold or delivered in Decatur. By passing this local tax before the state’s October 1, 2025, deadline, the city ensures it will collect and administer the tax revenue locally, estimated to be around $50,000 annually.
Read moreThe Muscle Shoals City Council has unanimously passed a new tax on all vape products sold, distributed, or delivered within the city and its police jurisdiction. The tax, which could go into effect by the end of 2025, is intended to generate revenue for the city’s general fund to support operations like infrastructure and roads.
Read moreNew Law Taxing Both E-Liquids and Devices Sparks Online Outrage and Fears of a Growing Black Market
A new excise tax law in Poland, which uniquely taxes not only e-liquids but also reusable vaping devices and their cartridges, has sparked significant anger and disappointment among consumers. Social media platforms have been flooded with posts and videos showcasing new, much higher prices, with many users claiming the “double taxation” is absurd and will push them back to traditional cigarettes or towards an uncontrolled gray market. In response, a petition titled “Give me back my vaping” has been launched, calling for the abolition of what it terms a “prohibitive” tax.
Read moreIndonesia’s Director of Customs Communication, Nirwala Dwi Heryanto, has clarified the government’s fiscal approach to regulating the country’s growing e-cigarette (vape) industry. He explained that when the industry began expanding in 2015, it operated in a “regulatory vacuum” until vapes were officially classified as excisable goods in July 2018.
Read moreThe City of Dothan, Alabama, is set to introduce a new tax on vaping products, scheduled to take effect this December. Following recent authorization from the Alabama Legislature, the city will levy a tax of 10 cents per milliliter on vape fluid. The new ordinance will be formally enacted later this month, with the tax implementation beginning 60 days after that date. In addition to the tax, the city has also established a new business license requirement for all vendors selling vape products.
Read moreGovernment Aims to Raise Over a Trillion Pesos Annually with New Tax Reform
The Colombian Ministry of Hacienda (Finance) has introduced a bill to Congress that proposes a significant tax increase on cigarettes and vaping products. The reform aims to achieve two primary goals: reduce the consumption of tobacco and its substitutes to improve public health, and secure fresh revenue for the national budget, with projections of raising over one trillion additional pesos (approximately USD 250 million) annually starting in 2026.
Read moreRevised Structure Replaces Sales Tax with Specific Excise Duties on Cigarettes, E-Cigarettes, and Devices
The government of Bhutan has announced a significant revision to its taxation framework for tobacco and vaping products, which is set to take effect early next year. The new structure replaces the existing sales tax system with a combination of customs duties, goods and services tax (GST), and specific excise taxes.
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