USHBC to Governor Hochul: Pouch Tax Proposal Threatens Small Business, Fuels Illicit Markets

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This article was originally featured in Politico’s Quick Hit News Roundup

 

As featured in Politico, the United States Hispanic Business Council is sounding the alarm on New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposed 75% wholesale tax on nicotine pouches. In a formal letter, USHBC President & CEO Javier Palomarez warned that the tax would “bolster illicit markets, reduce tax revenue, and force small business owners to close their doors.”

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