Illinois SB1183 establishes the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, imposing a 5% tax on retail sales of kratom products and setting restrictions on.
The bill introduces the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, which imposes a 5% tax on the retail sale of kratom products in Illinois. It mandates that retailers file quarterly tax returns with the Department of Revenue, with penalties for false or incomplete filings. The bill also prohibits the sale of kratom products to individuals under 21 years of age, requiring online retailers to implement age verification systems. It bans the sale of kratom products that are adulterated with dangerous non-kratom substances or contain synthesized or semi-synthesized kratom alkaloids.
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