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State Taxes on E-Cigarettes/Vaping Products

TAXATION OF E-CIGARETTES/VAPING PRODUCTS

(January 1, 2023)

State Tax Rate/Base (1)
California *61.74%Wholesale Price
Colorado50%Wholesale Price
Connecticut10%Open , or
40¢/ml - closed container
Delaware 5¢/ml
Dist.of Columbia *80%Wholesale Price
Georgia5¢/ml - closed container
7%open
Illinois (2)15%Wholesale Price
Indiana15%Retail - closed, or
40¢/ounce - open
Kansas5¢/ml
Kentucky$1.50 / cartridge - closed
15%open
Louisiana 5¢/ml
Maryland (2)12%Retail Price
60%Retail cartridge
Maine *43%Wholesale Price
Massachusetts 75%Wholesale Price
Minnesota *95%Wholesale Price
Nevada *30%Wholesale Price
New Jersey10%Open , or
10¢/ml - closed container
New Hampshire30¢/ml - closed container
8%Wholesale Price - Open
New Mexico12.5%Open , or
50¢/cartridge - closed
New York20%Retail Price
North Carolina5¢/ml
Ohio10¢/ml
Oregon *65%Wholesale Price
Pennslyvania40%Wholesale Price
Utah56%Wholesale Price
Vermont *92%Wholesale Price
Virginia7%¢/ml
Washington9¢/ml - open
27¢/cartridge - closed
Wisconsin5¢/ml
West Virginia7.5¢/ml
Wyoming15%Wholesale Price

Source:  Compiled by FTA from various sources.

 * These state subject e-cigarette products to the Other Tobacco Tax.

(1) The volume-based tax rates were converted to cents per milliliter of solution. Some state charge different rates for closed cartridges verses volume liquid vaping solution.

(2) Cook County and Chicago imposed an additional 20 to 55 cent/ml tax. Selected Alaska Cities impose taxes of 45% to 55%.  Montgomery County, MD imposes a 30% tax.