Vermont S0198 regulates tobacco products and tobacco substitutes, including licensing, taxation, and penalties for violations.
Vermont S0198 amends the regulation of tobacco products and tobacco substitutes by expanding the definition of tobacco products and tobacco substitutes, increasing taxes on certain tobacco products, and imposing penalties for violations. The bill requires tax stamps for tobacco substitutes and imposes a higher tax on tobacco substitutes with a nicotine concentration of five milligrams or more per gram. It also increases penalties for selling tobacco products and tobacco substitutes without a license and for selling these items to minors.
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