Buzzkill: Biz groups push Hochul to block proposed 75% “bro tax” on nicotine pouches
But the New York Association of Convenience Stores and a coalition of other aligned groups is pushing back, arguing that the new tax would punish their members who assess the tax on their products leading to more tobacco being sold on the black market.
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But the New York Association of Convenience Stores and a coalition of other aligned groups is pushing back, arguing that the new tax would punish their members who assess the tax on their products leading to more tobacco being sold on the black market.
