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Monday, April 30, 2012

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Revenue Addiction: New Hampshire and Other States Move to Cut Tobacco Taxes to Increase Sales

There has long been an ironic relationship between states and tobacco. While insisting that they are raising taxes on tobacco to combat smoking, states have long been addicted to the revenue. Now, some states are lowering 
taxes to encourage more smoking to generate more revenue to deal with budget shortfalls.
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New Hampshire is the latest such state. Facing lower taxes in Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts, the legislators want to get in on the profits from smoking. A bill would cut the rate 10 cents to $1.68 per pack. Jonathan Turley
Excise tax per pack $1,78 in New Hamsphire
New Hampshire
Statewide ban on smoking in bars, restaurants, and some other workplaces: On September 17, 2007, 
the Indoor Smoking Act went into effect, 
banning smoking in schools, 
child daycare facilities, 
hospitals, 
grocery stores, elevators and public conveyances (except when rented for private purposes), 
rented halls and rooms under control of the renter, college dormitory rooms, public housing, nursing homes, areas designated by hospitals, 
and alcohol/drug rehabilitation facilities are exempt from smoking                     lasvegas for seniors BLINGO Bingo
regulation and can allow smoking indoors freely. All other places must designate smoking and nonsmoking areas and post appropriate signs. On January 1, 2010, House Bill 392 


went into effect. It established an on-premises cigar, beverage, and liquor license 
and allowed for cigar smoking at public cigar bars. Towns only can regulate smoking more strictly with regard to fire safety and sanitation. In 2003, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that this means state law preempts towns from enacting stricter local smoking bans for health reasons. 

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