Kansas HB2783 increases the tax on electronic cigarettes and credits the revenue to the children's initiative fund.
Kansas HB2783 increases the tax on electronic cigarettes from $.05 to $.15 per milliliter of consumable material. The tax applies to distributors, manufacturers, and sellers within the state. The increased revenue will be credited to the children's initiative fund, supporting initiatives aimed at benefiting children. The Secretary of Revenue will implement the tax through rules and regulations. The act takes effect upon publication in the statute book.
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