Nevada AB536 revises tobacco regulations, including tax rates, licensing, and vending machine restrictions.
Nevada AB536 amends tobacco regulations by decreasing the excise tax on cigarettes to $0.90 per pack if certain conditions are met. It defines cigarettes as rolled tobacco intended to be heated or burned, excluding those intended to be heated but not burned. The bill prohibits selling cigarettes intended to be heated but not burned through vending machines and mandates that such cigarettes be destroyed if they lack proper stamps. It also updates licensing provisions for tobacco dealers and manufacturers, allowing them to purchase, sell, and store tobacco products under specific conditions.
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