Oklahoma HB3065 imposes an excise tax on electronic cigarette and vapor products sold within the state.
Oklahoma HB3065 amends the state's tax code to establish an excise tax on the sale, distribution, use, exchange, barter, or possession of electronic cigarette and vapor products. Retailers must file monthly reports and remit the tax to the Oklahoma Tax Commission. The tax rate is set at fifteen cents per milliliter of e-liquid for closed system products plus one dollar per cartridge, and one dollar per milliliter for open system products.
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