Sentences with phrase «new tax on cigarettes»

It was as if it announced a new tax on cigarettes but exempted all smokers from paying it.

He made legislators chop the health care budget and enact a new tax on cigarettes.

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A Native American tribe is calling on New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to either apologize or resign after he said on a radio show that Gov. David Paterson — who's trying to rustle up millions in cigarette taxes from the tribes — should grab «a cowboy hat and a shotgun» and demand the money.

Cigarette taxes New York has the fourth - highest state taxes on cigarettes, but could become No. 1 soon.

A federal judge ruled Friday that United Parcel Service Inc. illegally shipped millions of cigarettes to New York state from Indian reservations, opening up the parcel carrier to damages and other penalties for skirting taxes on tobacco products.

They talked about a number of issues facing the territory, including the economic impact his people have on the state, the future of gaming in New York, and the ongoing dispute between the nation and state government over the collection of cigarette taxes.

State Senator David Carlucci (D - Rockland / Westchester) announced new legislation to enact a tax on vapor products used in an electronic cigarette or other similar device.

The plan has earned the support of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, whose administration has implemented a host of new health - conscious regulations including a cigarette tax and a ban on trans - fat.

Casino gaming revenues and taxes on cigarettes have been mounting issues in recent years for Native Americans in the Western New York region.

In New York City, which levies steep taxes of its own on tobacco products, a pack of cigarettes would come with a tax of $ 5.85, making it the nation's first city to break $ 5, antismoking advocates said.

In an interview Wednesday on WWRL - AM in New York City, Paterson repeated the session is necessary to close a $ 315 million mid-year budget deficit caused by larger - than - expected Medicaid rolls and the failure to collect taxes on cigarettes sold on Indian reservations.

A version of this article appears in print on June 19, 2010, on Page A14 of the New York edition with the headline: State Leaders Agree on Proposal to Raise Cigarette Tax by $ 1.60 a Pack.

Last week's failure of a massive tobacco - settlement bill in the Senate added new urgency to efforts by the Clinton administration and education lobbyists to find money to pay for class - size reductions and other programs with funding contingent on new cigarette taxes.

My personal preferences would be for states to impose a new consumption tax on something that's bad for the world, like gambling or carbon emissions or sugar or cigarettes, but states could also impose a special tax on millionaires or rent out some state asset (like highways or parking lots).

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