Polish Ministry of Finance Proposes Tax on E-cigarette Devices

Jul.25.2024

Polish Deputy Finance Minister Jarosław Neneman proposes a $10.08 fee on disposable and reusable e-cigarette devices in a meeting.

Jarosław Neneman, Deputy Minister of Finance of Poland, announced during a department meeting that the Ministry of Finance is proposing to impose a fee of 40 zloty (10.08 USD) on disposable and reusable e-cigarette devices.

We propose to impose a 40-ounce Levy on all e-cigarette devices. This will include both disposable and reusable e-cigarette devices.

The deputy minister stated that

In fact, this is a significant burden for disposable devices, whether it's e-cigarettes or heated tobacco products.

References:

[1] MF proponuje wprowadzenie 40 zł opłaty od jedno- i wielorazowych urządzeń do waporyzacji

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[2] Poland to Increase Tobacco Consumption Tax by 2025, E-cigarettes up 75%

[3] Polish Government Delays Decision on Full Ban on E-cigarettes

[4] Public Consultation on Revised Tobacco Law Ends in Poland

[5] Poland Plans to Ban E-Cigarettes for Under 18s

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