Indiana vape tax to go into effect July 1

Regulations

Jun.29.2022

The new tax rate will be an added 15% of the wholesale price on all e-cigarette cartridges and vaping products.

Indiana will join over half of U.S. states by implementing a vape tax on July 1.

The tax was originally set to add 25% to the wholesale price on all e-cigarette cartridges and 15% to all additional vaping products, but Senate Bill 382 lowered this rate before it was even put into effect to ensure that it was the same across the board. The new tax rate will be an added 15% of the wholesale price on all e-cigarette cartridges and vaping products. This tax is additional to sales tax, which is 7% in the state of Indiana.

Currently, there are 30 other states with a statewide vape tax.

#Open system e-cigarettes #Market #Africa #South Africa #E-cigarette Taxes

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

China Tobacco Regulation Shift：Policy Updates and Market Impact

2026 InterTabac Special Coverage

2026 InterTabac Special Coverage

Philip Morris Says Its Smoke-Free Transition in Spain Now Has Economic Impact Above EUR 3.3 Billion

Philip Morris Says Its Smoke-Free Transition in Spain Now Has Economic Impact Above EUR 3.3 Billion

Philip Morris said it is accelerating its transition toward smoke-free products in Spain and claimed that the related economic impact now exceeds EUR 3.3 billion. Philip Morris also said that more than 90% of nicotine consumption in Spain still comes from conventional cigarettes, leaving room for growth in smoke-free categories, while regulation and taxation remain major obstacles in its view.

Apr.21 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Geneva Court Annuls Ban on Disposable E-Cigarette Sales, Says Power Lies With Federal Authorities

Geneva Court Annuls Ban on Disposable E-Cigarette Sales, Says Power Lies With Federal Authorities

The Geneva Court of Justice on Tuesday upheld appeals filed by four associations and companies active in the tobacco trade and annulled the Geneva legal provision banning the sale of disposable e-cigarettes, commonly known as “puffs.”

Apr.30 by 2FIRSTS.ai

New Movement Emerges on EU Tobacco Excise Directive as Cyprus Tables Compromise Draft

New Movement Emerges on EU Tobacco Excise Directive as Cyprus Tables Compromise Draft

The long-stalled debate over the European Union’s Tobacco Excise Directive may be moving forward, with Cyprus, as holder of the EU Council presidency, putting forward a compromise draft. The reported proposal includes lowering the minimum excise duty requirement and granting a transitional period, with the aim of reaching political agreement by June 2026. The revision also covers e-cigarettes, heated tobacco, nicotine pouches and stronger controls on raw tobacco.

Apr.21 by 2FIRSTS.ai

WSJ: White House Pushes for More Flavored Vape Approvals as FDA Commissioner Makary Blocks Move

WSJ: White House Pushes for More Flavored Vape Approvals as FDA Commissioner Makary Blocks Move

According to The Wall Street Journal, the White House is pushing to allow more flavored vape products onto the market for the first time in years, but FDA Commissioner Marty Makary opposes the move and has blocked the plan. The report said a memo from Makary’s office prevented authorization of several flavors from vape maker Glas, even after FDA scientific reviewers had supported them.

Apr.20 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

South Korea’s Ministry of Health and Welfare will implement a partial revision of the Tobacco Business Act on April 24. The scope will expand from products made with “tobacco leaves” to all products manufactured with natural or synthetic nicotine. Synthetic nicotine liquid e-cigarettes, which had previously been treated as industrial products and were freely sold and advertised online, will from April 24 be subject to the same regulations as ordinary tobacco products.

Apr.23 by 2FIRSTS.ai

PMI’s Smoke-Free Business Accounts for 43% of Net Revenues in Q1 as Full-Year EPS Guidance Rises

PMI’s Smoke-Free Business Accounts for 43% of Net Revenues in Q1 as Full-Year EPS Guidance Rises

On April 22, 2026, Philip Morris International released its first-quarter 2026 results. The report showed net revenues of $10.146 billion, up 9.1% year on year; adjusted diluted EPS of $1.96, up 16.0%; and smoke-free products accounting for 43% of total net revenues. Based on first-quarter performance, the company raised its 2026 full-year adjusted diluted EPS forecast to $8.36 to $8.51, or $8.11 to $8.26 excluding currency.

Apr.23 by 2FIRSTS.ai

Related Topics

News Regulation

Related Read

Philip Morris Says Its Smoke-Free Transition in Spain Now Has Economic Impact Above EUR 3.3 Billion

Philip Morris Says Its Smoke-Free Transition in Spain Now Has Economic Impact Above EUR 3.3 Billion

Geneva Court Annuls Ban on Disposable E-Cigarette Sales, Says Power Lies With Federal Authorities

Geneva Court Annuls Ban on Disposable E-Cigarette Sales, Says Power Lies With Federal Authorities

New Movement Emerges on EU Tobacco Excise Directive as Cyprus Tables Compromise Draft

New Movement Emerges on EU Tobacco Excise Directive as Cyprus Tables Compromise Draft

WSJ: White House Pushes for More Flavored Vape Approvals as FDA Commissioner Makary Blocks Move

WSJ: White House Pushes for More Flavored Vape Approvals as FDA Commissioner Makary Blocks Move

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

Revised Tobacco Business Act to Take Effect in South Korea, Banning Online Sales of Liquid Vapes

PMI’s Smoke-Free Business Accounts for 43% of Net Revenues in Q1 as Full-Year EPS Guidance Rises

PMI’s Smoke-Free Business Accounts for 43% of Net Revenues in Q1 as Full-Year EPS Guidance Rises