Montana Administrative Register [electronic Resource] 2007 No 2
Montana Administrative Register [electronic Resource] 2007 No 2
Montana.Secretary of State
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So to the extent the tobacco product costs more, it is more difficult for a child to buy that product. But what has happened now, with the advent of these little cigars, is that these products are taxed as "cigars" which means they are taxed at 50% of the wholesale value of the product, as opposed to cigarettes which are taxed at $1 .70 per pack. The federal excise taxes paid on a pack of cigarettes are $3.90. Federal excise taxes on a pack of little cigars, such as these, are $0.40. The Montan...a state tax on a carton of 200 cigarettes is $17.00. The Montana state tax for a carton of little cigars is based on the wholesale value of the little cigars but if we assume the wholesale value is $7.80, then the tax on a carton of little cigars would be $3.60. So a carton of cigarettes would be taxed in Montana at $20.90. A carton of little cigars is taxed in Montana at $4.00. So clearly there is tremendous tax difference between a cigarette and a little cigar and that tax difference is part of the reason why the department has chosen to come forward with these rules in order to take these products out of the hands of children.
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