- Rapid Growth and Diversity: The vaping industry has expanded significantly, offering a range of products, including open and closed systems. Open systems allow customization, while closed systems, which are simpler to use, have gained popularity despite many lacking FDA approval.
- State Tax Variations: As of January 2025, 33 states and D.C. impose excise taxes on vaping products, with structures varying widely. These taxes can be based on wholesale prices, product volume, or a combination, complicating comparisons of tax burdens across states.
- Public Health and Tax Policy: Vaping is considered a less harmful alternative to smoking, with studies indicating it is 95% less harmful than cigarettes. Effective tax policies should support harm reduction by keeping vaping accessible, as high taxes may drive users back to smoking, undermining public health goals.
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