E-vape projected to add RM1bil to tax collection

A study by the Malaysian Vape Chamber of Commerce revealed that a small excise tax imposed on e-vapes could add RM1.2bil in additional taxes to the government by the year 2026.

PETALING JAYA: A potential regulation of the electronic cigarette or e-vaping industry in Malaysia could potentially add close to RM1bil to the government’s coffers each year.

A study by the Malaysian Vape Chamber of Commerce, revealed that a small excise tax figure imposed on e-vapes could grow to a forecast of RM1.2bil in additional taxes to the government by the year 2026.