So if I don't write a check to someone I'm going to get in trouble with the IRS?
I used The same number $500.
Wow thats pretty HEAVY...Feel sorry for the vapers from Penn...gotta get all u need NOW before the in effect-date
A 40% tax is not a show stopper for stockpiling if it's for DIY and rebuildable atomizers. My cost of indgredients for DIY is $30 a year compared to $3,000 a year when I smoked. With the tax it rises to $42. A $500 10 year stash increases to $700, not a show stopper. If I don't smoke for the next 10 years I avoid $30,000 for cigarettes. The tax hurts the vape shops which help a lot of newbies get started. I have a hunch that vaping instead of smoking decreases some people's consumption of alcohol. I wonder if anybody is researching that possibility.ive read on the other threads here that it's on shipping too
I had a non-vape related business several years ago (soap and candles), Sales tax IS charged on shipping. The papers stating what to charge were included with my business license.
Ive been telling everyone that will listenive read on the other threads here that it's on shipping too
Sorry about the PA bit, sincerely. PG and VG will always be available, though eventually maybe not through vape shops. Nic is the big unknown. It is unlikely it will disappear immediately but how long it will be as readily available as it is now, your guess is as good as mine. As for the hardware, what's available now will be available for some time, but it's hard to say how long anyone will be able to stay open. You've seen how quickly a situation can change first hand with the new tax in PA.
good summary .... although i'm not sure how "quickly" things actually do change. The Pennsylvania tax was not a surprise for those paying attention. It was first proposed in early 2015,well over a year ago.
I didn't follow it until recently, but the devastating floor tax portion was a recent addition, wasn't it?
The consumer product safety council issued guidance in early June affirming the grandfathering of existing eLiquid stock without child resistant caps. All existing inventory as of the July 26 effective date of the new child resistant cap law was "safe".
Yeah, i don't pay attention to the details of stuff happening outside my own state, so the details may have changed ( or may have stayed the same ), i don't know. But i do remember Casaa calls to action throughout 2015. At some point they thought the danger had passed, but the governor vetoed the first budget proposal, and the 40% tax was brought back in to the mix sometime late last year. Sorry don't know if the 40% floor tax waas part of the first proposal or not, but given how cash-strapped they are, my guess is that they would include it. They wouldn't want retailers ordering tons of stuff prior to implementation of the tax to work around tax. Just a guess though.
I would go with a 18650 mod, a sturdy one with good 510 threading. My two iSticks have been going strong for close to two years, but they are hit and miss from what i hear.
Personally I'd go for a replaceable battery mod. Most batteries are rated for so many charge cycles, so eventually the battery will not hold the charge like it used to. I think 200-400 cycles is the norm.
Thats why nicotine should be bought NOW!
