Argentina Government Presents Bill to Increase Tobacco Tax

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Dec.28.2023
Argentina Government Presents Bill to Increase Tobacco Tax
Argentina government proposes to increase tobacco tax to 73% and impose a 20% tax on e-cigarettes and related products.

The Argentinian government has submitted a bill to Congress to raise the current tobacco tax from 70% to 73%.

 

The bill has also introduced a specific taxation system for e-cigarettes, requiring a uniform 20% tax on the sales of e-cigarettes, other nicotine-delivering devices that are approved and do not require the combustion of tobacco, as well as their corresponding e-liquids.

 

According to the regulations, it is required that the sale and distribution of tobacco, whether sourced domestically or internationally, must be conducted in accordance with government-approved methods.

 

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