Hawaii HB1426 amends the excise tax rates on cigarettes, little cigars, and premium cigars, and introduces a tax on electronic smoking devices and.
Hawaii HB1426 modifies the excise tax rates for various tobacco products. It sets a progressive tax rate for cigarettes, increasing from 5.00 cents to 16.00 cents per cigarette over several years. The bill also introduces a tax on premium cigars at 50 cents per cigar, distinguishing them from large cigars and excluding them from the percentage excise tax. Additionally, it imposes a tax on electronic smoking devices and e-liquids, effective from January 1, 2024. The bill aims to address competitive disadvantages faced by local premium cigar sellers and to generate additional tax revenue.
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