Massachusetts H3075 aims to protect youth by closing the synthetic nicotine loophole in tobacco taxation.
Massachusetts H3075 amends Chapter 64C of the General Laws to redefine "smokeless tobacco" and include synthetic nicotine products within the scope of tobacco taxation. This bill seeks to prevent the sale and use of synthetic nicotine products, which are not currently taxed, by incorporating them into the definition of tobacco products subject to taxation. The changes ensure that products containing synthetic nicotine, intended for human consumption without combustion, are taxed similarly to other tobacco products.
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