Imposes Additional Tax on Cigarettes for Cancer Research. Initiative Statute.

Create one-time "fixed tax" for most cigarettes kept in the company

That is research funds for 2010. 60% of funds are used to provide grants and loans to support prevention, diagnosis, treatment, research.

• I wish there were facility funds for 2010. 15% will be used to fund grants and loans to construction and rental facilities, and to fund research.

• 2010 Cigarette Prevention Smoking Preference Smoking Fund is requested. 20% with tobacco prevention and smoking cessation programs

• We hope to be the fund of law enforcement body in 2010. To support law enforcement efforts to reduce tobacco smuggling, 3% will be allocated to domestic agencies.

• I hope the 2010 Committee account. 2% will be deposited in the account to cover the management cost of the measures.

Withdraw to compensate for "backfill" from the trust fund or the possibility of loss of income

Existing domestic tobacco taxes and tobacco taxes will be drawn directly from the implementation of additional taxes.

There are no collections such as purchase on the Internet or purchase of goods abroad. This, in turn,

· · 4 members appointed by the governor, 3 of which are directors of one of 10 designated cancer centers in California

• Two members appointed by DPH Director, of which at least one is receiving treatment for tobacco related diseases

• The principal of three of the University of California campus, a member of the University of California Quantitative Biosciences Association. (Currently, three UC campuses - Santa Claus

• Establish procedures for soliciting, reviewing, and granting grants and financing for researchers and facilities.

· Development of intellectual property policy arising from research institutions funded by this measure

FINANCIAL IMPACT STATEMENT This measure has a certain financial impact on state and local governments. of

Governments at all levels impose tobacco or tobacco taxes on all tobacco products to fund health care management plans. Taxes are mainly used for cancer research, smoking prevention and smoking cessation programs. The idea behind tobacco tax is that it leads to a reduction in demand for tobacco products, especially among young people. In 1791, US Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton introduced the first US consumption tax. Because the consumption tax is imposed on the sales and production of tobacco products, the price presented to buyers is higher than the price of other goods and services. This is because producers, manufacturers and wholesalers exaggerate the price transferred to the end consumer to pay the excise tax and to collect the tax paid for these products.

California's tobacco consumption tax is $ 0.87 per pack. The federal consumption tax for cigarettes is even 1.01 dollars, resulting in a total consumption tax of $ 1.88 per pack per cigarette pack. Since the consumption tax is "hidden" (not individually listed), the price of the tobacco plus the consumption tax rate of 7.5% to 10.0% of the consumption tax plus the purchase price-tax will be added. The unemployment insurance premium rate paid by the employer is based on experience and is on average about 1.0% - 6.0% of the top $ 7,000 worker income. The federal unemployment insurance rate (current) is 6.2% of the labor's original $ 7,000 income. The Great Depression leads to a high unemployment rate and California borrowed about 10 billion dollars from the federal government.

In the United States, tobacco tax varies by state. For example, Missouri's tobacco tax per pack is only 17 cents per pack, the lowest in the United States, New York's tobacco tax is $ 4.35 per pack, the highest in the United States. In Alabama, Illinois, Missouri, New York, Tennessee, and Virginia, counties and cities may impose additional restrictive taxes on tobacco prices. In most jurisdictions, sales tax is also imposed on tobacco products. Depending on the price of 2018 in the UK, the price of 20 cigarettes is usually £ 8.00 to £ 12.00, depending on the brands purchased and suppliers. According to the tobacco industry, the important black market of tobacco is in the UK, 27% of tobacco and 68% of manual tobacco consumption are non-UK tariffs (NUKDP).