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U.S. Federal Taxes
- Increasing Federal Tobacco Taxes Reduces Tobacco Use (and the Tobacco Companies Know It)
- Increasing The Federal Tobacco Tax by 94 Cents Per Pack Will Increase Revenue and Save Lives
- Public Health and Economic Benefits from a 94-Cent Federal Cigarette Tax Increase
- Creating Tax Equity Among All Tobacco Products Would Sharply Increase Federal Revenues & Promote Public Health
- Voters Across the Country Support Significant Increases in Cigarette Taxes
- Bipartisan Support for Significant Cigarette Tax Increases, 2002 to 2011
- Tobacco Tax Increases are a Reliable Source of Substantial New Federal Revenue
- Federal Tobacco Tax Increases Will Not Hurt US Tobacco Growers or Cigarette Factory Workers
- Increasing the Federal Cigarette Tax Rate Will Not Create a Black Market
- Cigarette Tax Increases Vs. Cigarette Company Price Increases (Compared to Average Retail Prices 1993-2007)
- Erosion of Federal Cigarette Taxes Over Time
- Federal Tobacco Tax Increases Will Benefit Lower-Income Households
- In Their Own Words: What the Tobacco Companies Say About Tobacco Tax Increases and Price
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