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Illinois tobacco, vapor and nicotine pouch compliance

Illinois taxes cigars, pipe tobacco, smokeless tobacco, e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches at 45 percent of the wholesale price, paid by the last distributor before the retailer or consumer. Distributors file monthly in MyTax Illinois, retailers need a license for each location, and Cook County and Chicago add their own taxes and licenses.

Checked against Illinois statutes, regulations and agency guidance on September 28, 2026. Cigarettes are outside our scope and are covered here only where their rules reach other products.

45%Tax on the wholesale price of all tobacco products, e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches since July 1, 2025.
15thMonthly Form TP-1 and TP-1-IL are due by the 15th of the following month, filed electronically.
$150Annual retailer license fee for each location, up from $75 on July 1, 2025.
10thMonthly PA-2 PACT Act report due for shipments into Illinois to unlicensed buyers.

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Illinois in brief

Illinois taxes every in-scope product except little cigars under the Tobacco Products Tax Act of 1995 (35 ILCS 143). Since July 1, 2025 (Public Act 104-0006) the rate is a flat 45 percent of the wholesale price for cigars, pipe tobacco, roll-your-own, smokeless tobacco, moist snuff, electronic cigarettes and, for the first time, nicotine pouches, lozenges and gum. Before that date the rates were 36 percent for tobacco products, 15 percent for electronic cigarettes and 30 cents per ounce for moist snuff. There is no premium cigar cap through December 31, 2026. Public Act 104-468 (effective June 16, 2026) changes the tax from January 1, 2027: the 45 percent is measured by the actual cost paid by the distributor or remote retail seller, the tax on each cigar (other than little cigars) may not exceed $0.75 through December 31, 2029, and out-of-state remote retail sellers of cigars, pipe tobacco and alternative nicotine products to Illinois consumers must be licensed once their Illinois gross receipts reach $100,000. Little cigars (filtered rolls under 4 pounds per thousand) are taxed as cigarettes at 149 mills per stick and are stamped when packed in 20s or 25s. The tax is paid by the last distributor who sells to an Illinois retailer or consumer, and a retailer that buys from an unlicensed supplier must itself register as a distributor. Distributors file Form TP-1 with the TP-1-IL transaction schedule by the 15th of each month, and since January 1, 2026 paper filing is no longer allowed. Every retail location needs a Cigarette and Tobacco Products Retailer License, and the fee doubled to $150 per location on July 1, 2025. Shippers of tobacco products to unlicensed Illinois buyers file a monthly state PACT Act report (PA-2) by the 10th. Cook County adds its own per-unit and per-milliliter taxes, and Chicago adds a liquid nicotine tax and a city tobacco license.

Licenses and permits

What each type of business needs before selling into Illinois.

Tobacco Products Distributor License

Who needs it
US manufacturer, Importer, Distributor or wholesaler, Online or remote seller, Retailer
Agency
IDOR
Fee
No fee is listed on Schedule REG-1-C for the Other Tobacco Products Distributor license (the $250 fee on that form is listed only for cigarette distributor, secondary distributor and machine operator)
Bond
By statute (35 ILCS 143/10-20, as amended by P.A. 104-468), no bond is required of a distributor applying for the first time or of a distributor with less than $50,000 of tax liability in the preceding year; other distributors file a bond set by IDOR of up to the lesser of 3 times average monthly tax liability or $50,000. A bond of 3 times average monthly liability is required after a revocation. IDOR's tobacco products page has not been updated and still says the bond is required (licensed cigarette distributors exempt), and IDOR's e-cigarette FAQ describes a $1,000 initial bond; confirm with IDOR (rev.regbond@illinois.gov).
Term
Annual per IDOR Q&A 275
Renewal
Does not renew automatically; IDOR sends a renewal notice and the renewal application should be completed at least 30 days before expiration. Exact expiration date not confirmed.

Required for in-state manufacturers and wholesalers selling to Illinois retailers or consumers, out-of-state sellers maintaining an Illinois place of business, and any retailer that buys tobacco products or e-cigarettes from an unlicensed or out-of-state supplier. Apply with Form REG-1 and Schedule REG-1-C (one schedule per location). IDOR may also authorize a manufacturer or distributor that is not otherwise subject to the tax to remit it; if adequate security is furnished, IDOR issues a license to remit the tax without charge (35 ILCS 143/10-20).

All products except little cigars

35 ILCS 143/10-20 (as amended by P.A. 104-468, eff. June 16, 2026); IDOR Q&A 224 and 275; Schedule REG-1-C (R-09/25); IDOR Tobacco Products Tax page Source

Cigarette and Tobacco Products Retailer License (or Tobacco Products Retailer License)

Who needs it
Retailer
Agency
IDOR
Fee
$150 per retail location per year for applications or renewals submitted on or after July 1, 2025 (was $75)
Bond
None stated
Term
Annual
Renewal
Does not renew automatically; renew in MyTax Illinois at least 30 days before expiration. Exact expiration date not confirmed.

Every location selling tobacco products or e-cigarettes at retail. Retailers buying only from licensed Illinois distributors need only this license. Register online in MyTax Illinois.

All products

35 ILCS 143/10-21; P.A. 104-0006; Informational Bulletin FY 2025-27 Source

Cigarette Distributor License (needed for little cigars)

Who needs it
Distributor or wholesaler, Importer, US manufacturer
Agency
IDOR
Fee
$250 per location per year
Bond
$2,500 per location (Form REG-4-A or REG-4-D)
Term
Annual
Renewal
Annual; does not renew automatically

Little cigars are taxed under the Cigarette Tax Act. Distributors buy stamps for 20 and 25 stick packages and report other package sizes on Form RC-55. Secondary distributors also need a license.

Little cigars

35 ILCS 130; Schedule REG-1-C (R-09/25) Source

Chicago Tobacco License (retail)

Who needs it
Retailer
Agency
Chicago BACP
Fee
$500 per location plus $330 per cash register
Term
One year
Renewal
Renew before expiration

Chicago also requires a wholesale tobacco dealer license for each wholesale establishment selling to Chicago retailers, wherever the dealer is located.

All products

Chicago Municipal Code ch. 4-64 Source

Excise taxes

Rates, what they apply to and who pays them.

Tobacco Products Tax

Rate
45% of wholesale price
Base
Wholesale price: total invoice price at which the distributor sells, before any discounts, trade allowances, rebates or other reductions
Who pays
The last distributor who sells or disposes of the product to an Illinois retailer or consumer; a retailer buying from an unlicensed supplier becomes the distributor
Effective
July 1, 2025

Uniform rate covers moist snuff and electronic cigarettes. Nicotine pouches, lozenges and gum added July 1, 2025; FDA-approved cessation products excluded. No premium cigar cap through December 31, 2026. Under P.A. 104-468, from January 1, 2027 the 45% is measured by the actual cost paid by the distributor or remote retail seller (or the actual cost list if documentation is unavailable), and from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2029 the tax per cigar may not exceed $0.75 (little cigars excluded, as they are taxed as cigarettes). E-cigarettes include devices and solutions, including those with hemp or nicotine. Distributors may pass the tax to retailers.

All products except little cigars

35 ILCS 143/10-10 (as amended by P.A. 104-468); P.A. 104-0006; Informational Bulletin FY 2025-31 Source

Tobacco Products Tax (prior rates, for amended returns and audits)

Rate
36% of wholesale price (tobacco products); 15% of wholesale price (e-cigarettes); $0.30 per ounce (moist snuff)
Base
Wholesale price; weight for moist snuff
Who pays
Distributor
Effective
July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2025

Nicotine pouches were not taxed before July 1, 2025.

All products except little cigars, nicotine pouches

35 ILCS 143/10-10 (prior version) Source

Cigarette Tax on little cigars

Rate
149 mills per stick ($2.98 per 20)
Base
Per stick; little cigar = roll with integrated cellulose acetate filter weighing less than 4 pounds per thousand
Who pays
Licensed cigarette distributor (stamps for 20 and 25 packs; RC-55 return for other package sizes)
Effective
Current rate per IDOR excise rate table; Cook County tax history shows the $2.98 state rate from July 1, 2019

Distributor discount of 1.5% or 1.75% applies per Form RC-1-A.

Little cigars

35 ILCS 130; Form RC-55 instructions Source

Returns and reports

What gets filed, how often and when it is due.

Uniform Tobacco Products Tax Return with Uniform Tobacco Transaction Schedule

Form
TP-1 and TP-1-IL
How often
Monthly
Due
15th day of the month following the month of sale; next business day if weekend or holiday
Where
MyTax Illinois (manual entry or CSV up to 50MB) or MyDevPortal XML direct file

Electronic filing mandatory; no paper exceptions from January 1, 2026. TP-1-IL uses FTA uniformity schedule codes 1A to 1D (receipts) and 2A to 2D (disbursements) with manufacturer name and EIN, brand family, UPC, description, wholesale value, weight or volume and package quantity. Product codes IL-OTP, IL-MS, IL-ECIG. Amend January 2025 and later periods through MyTax Illinois Amend; TP-1-X for December 2024 and earlier. Electronic payment required if prior-year liability was $20,000 or more.

All products except little cigars

35 ILCS 143/10-30; TP-1 Instructions (R-07/25); TP-1-IL Instructions Source

State Tobacco P.A.C.T. Act Report

Form
PA-2
How often
Monthly
Due
10th day of the month for the previous month's shipments
Where
Email REV.ATP-MFR@illinois.gov or mail to IDOR Alcohol, Tobacco and Fuel Division, PO Box 19467, Springfield IL 62794-9467

For anyone who sells, transfers or ships tobacco products for profit into Illinois to buyers who are not licensed. Reports product type, UPC, buyer, and deliverer for delivery sales. Form revision R-03/21.

All products except little cigars, wraps and leaf, nicotine pouches

15 U.S.C. 376 (PACT Act); Form PA-2 instructions Source

Unstamped Little Cigar Sticks Tax Return

Form
RC-55
How often
Monthly
Due
15th day of the following month
Where
MyTax Illinois or third-party software (electronic filing and payment required from January 1, 2026)

Little cigars in packages other than 20 or 25 sticks. Stamped little cigars are reported on RC-6 (in-state) or RC-6-A (out-of-state), also due the 15th.

Little cigars

35 ILCS 130; Form RC-55 instructions; Bulletin FY 2026-07 Source

Cook County Tobacco Tax Return

Form
Cook County tobacco tax return (county-issued form)
How often
Monthly
Due
20th day of the month following the sales
Where
Cook County Department of Revenue

Wholesale and retail dealers collect from purchasers and remit. The county's retail dealer self-assessment return says returns are due the 20th day following the month of purchase.

All products except wraps and leaf, nicotine pouches

Cook County Code ch. 74, art. XI (Sec. 74-433); Self Assessment Retail Tobacco Dealer Tax Return Source

Product listings and directories

Registries a product must be on before it can be sold.

Illinois has no product directory for the products we cover, other than any listed above.

Product, flavor and marketing rules

Minimum age 21

Effective
July 1, 2019

No sales of tobacco products, e-cigarettes or alternative nicotine products to anyone under 21; photo ID check for anyone who appears under 30; retailer fines of $200, $400, $600 and $800 for 1st to 4th offense in 24 months per IDPH summary.

All products

720 ILCS 675/1 Source

E-cigarette marketing and ingredients

Effective
January 1, 2022

SB 512 bans e-cigarette marketing using cartoons, video game characters or children's media and marketing as low-risk, and bans e-cigarettes containing certain listed chemicals and additives.

Vapor products

SB 512 (102nd GA), per Governor's press release Source

Statewide flavor ban

Effective
n/a

No enacted statewide flavor ban found. HB 3191 (flavored e-cigarette ban plus per-unit tax) was re-referred to Rules in March 2025 and did not advance.

Vapor productsPremium cigarsMachine-made cigars and cigarillos

HB 3191 (104th GA), status not confirmed on ilga.gov Source

Shipping to consumers

Rules for online and other remote sales delivered to consumers.

Shipping rule

Remote sales of e-cigarettes must be paid by credit card or check in the consumer's own name to help verify age 21.

Vapor products

SB 512 (102nd GA), effective January 1, 2022 Source

Shipping rule

Anyone shipping tobacco products into Illinois for profit to unlicensed buyers (including delivery sales to consumers) files monthly Form PA-2 by the 10th.

All products except little cigars, wraps and leaf, nicotine pouches

Form PA-2 instructions; 15 U.S.C. 376 Source

Shipping rule

Distributor sales shipped outside Illinois or picked up by an out-of-state retailer are not taxable; report them as interstate commerce deductions on TP-1.

All products except little cigars, wraps and leaf

IDOR Electronic Cigarettes FAQ; Form TP-1 Source

Local rules

Local rule

Cook County Tobacco Tax (rates unchanged since May 1, 2016 per the county's tax history): large cigars $0.30 each, little cigars $0.05 each, smoking tobacco $0.60 per ounce, smokeless tobacco $0.60 per ounce, consumable vapor products $0.20 per fluid milliliter. The tax applies to retail sales in Cook County; dealers collect and file a monthly return due the 20th day following the month of purchase.

Cook County Code ch. 74, art. XI; Cook County Tax History (Dec. 2021); Self Assessment Retail Tobacco Dealer Tax Return (rev. 09/2016) Source

Local rule

Chicago Liquid Nicotine Product Tax: $1.50 per product unit plus $1.20 per fluid milliliter on retail sales in the city since January 1, 2019.

Chicago Municipal Code 3-47; return form 7514 Source

Local rule

Chicago's Department of Finance tax list shows only two tobacco-related city taxes: the Cigarette Tax (7506) on wholesale cigarette dealers and the Liquid Nicotine Product Tax (7514). There is no current Chicago tax on cigars, pipe, smoking or smokeless tobacco.

Chicago Department of Finance tax list Source

Local rule

Chicago tobacco retail license $500 per location plus $330 per cash register, valid one year; Chicago retailers may buy tobacco products only from Chicago licensed wholesale tobacco dealers. Any wholesale tobacco dealer selling to Chicago retailers, wherever located, needs a Chicago license, may sell only to licensed retailers, and must keep an English transaction book including the buyer's city license number.

Chicago Municipal Code ch. 4-64 Source

Local rule

IDOR does not collect locally imposed cigarette taxes; local taxes are filed with the county or city.

IDOR Cigarette Tax page Source

Records and audits

Records

Keep records supporting each TP-1 for at least three and one-half years from the due date or filing date, whichever is later.

TP-1 Instructions (R-07/25) Source

Records

TP-1-IL requires transaction-level detail (manufacturer, EIN, brand, UPC, wholesale value, weight or volume, quantity), so purchase and sales invoices must carry this data.

TP-1-IL Instructions Source

Records

Chicago wholesale tobacco dealers keep a detailed English book of all tobacco transactions open for inspection.

Chicago Municipal Code ch. 4-64 Source

Where filers get caught in Illinois

The problems we see most often, and the penalties behind them.

Using the old e-cigarette rate

The e-cigarette rate rose from 15 percent to 45 percent of wholesale on July 1, 2025. IDOR's own e-cigarette FAQ still shows 15 percent, so check the bulletin and rate table before pricing or filing.

Forgetting nicotine pouches

Nicotine pouches, lozenges and gum became taxable tobacco products on July 1, 2025. Distributors who did not add them to TP-1-IL are underreporting.

Buying from an unlicensed supplier

A retailer that buys tobacco products or e-cigarettes from a supplier that is not an Illinois licensed distributor must register as a distributor, post a bond unless a statutory exemption applies, and file TP-1 itself.

Treating little cigars as cigars

Filtered little cigars under 4 pounds per thousand are taxed as cigarettes, need a cigarette distributor license and stamps for 20 and 25 packs, and other pack sizes go on Form RC-55, not TP-1.

Paper returns and late filing

Since January 1, 2026 IDOR no longer allows paper TP-1 filings. A late return costs the lesser of $250 or 2 percent of the tax, and late payment penalties rise from 2 percent to 10 percent after 30 days.

Missing the January 1, 2027 changes

P.A. 104-468 moves the tax base to actual cost, caps the tax at $0.75 per cigar (not little cigars) through December 31, 2029, and requires out-of-state remote retail sellers above $100,000 of Illinois gross receipts to be licensed. Pricing, invoicing and TP-1 reporting set up for 2026 will need to change.

Penalties

Penalty

Late filing: lesser of $250 or 2% of tax required to be shown; after a nonfiling notice, an additional penalty of the greater of $250 or 2% of tax, up to $5,000.

35 ILCS 735/3-3; IDOR Publication 103 Source

Penalty

Late payment: 2% if 1 to 30 days late, 10% if more than 30 days late, 15% if paid during or after audit, 20% after amended return; $25 bad check penalty; interest at the federal underpayment rate reset January 1 and July 1.

35 ILCS 735/3-3, 3-2; IDOR Publication 103 Source

Penalty

Cook County applies penalties and fees to incomplete, incorrect or late tobacco tax returns under its Uniform Penalties, Interest and Procedures Ordinance.

Cook County Code Sec. 34-60 et seq. Source

Recent changes

June 16, 2026 (tax base, cigar cap and remote retail seller provisions apply from January 1, 2027)

P.A. 104-468: from January 1, 2027 the 45% tobacco products tax is measured by the actual cost paid by the distributor or remote retail seller instead of wholesale price; from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2029 the tax per cigar may not exceed $0.75 (little cigars excluded); from January 1, 2027 out-of-state remote retail sellers of cigars, pipe tobacco or alternative nicotine products to Illinois consumers must hold an annual remote retail seller license (separate per place of business), pay the tax on untaxed sales, register under the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act and use third-party age verification once cumulative gross receipts from all sales of tangible personal property to Illinois consumers reach $100,000 in the preceding 12 months (tested quarterly). The act also exempts first-time distributor applicants and distributors under $50,000 of prior-year liability from the distributor bond.

P.A. 104-468; 35 ILCS 143/10-10(a)(4), (a-5), (d-5), 10-20, 10-24 Source

July 1, 2025

Tobacco products tax rate raised to 45% of wholesale price and made uniform; e-cigarettes up from 15%, other tobacco products up from 36%, moist snuff moved from $0.30 per ounce to 45% of wholesale

P.A. 104-0006; Bulletin FY 2025-31 Source

July 1, 2025

Definition of tobacco products expanded to nicotine products such as nicotine pouches, lozenges and gum; FDA-approved cessation products excluded

P.A. 104-0006; Bulletin FY 2025-31 Source

July 1, 2025

Retailer license fee doubled from $75 to $150 per location

P.A. 104-0006; Bulletin FY 2025-27 Source

January 1, 2026

Paper filing exceptions ended for TP-1 and TP-1-IL; cigarette and little cigar returns and payments must be electronic

P.A. 104-0006; Bulletins FY 2025-31 and FY 2026-07 Source

January 2025 reporting period

Tobacco Uniformity Project: new TP-1 and TP-1-IL transaction schedule format

IDOR Tobacco Uniformity Project Source

Agencies and online portals

Keep a record of every Illinois account and who controls it. Clients can track these in the portal.

Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR), Alcohol, Tobacco and Fuel Division

Handles
Administers the Tobacco Products Tax, Cigarette Tax (including little cigars), distributor and retailer licenses, bonds, TP-1 and PA-2 reports
Online
MyTax Illinois, https://mytax.illinois.gov (also MyDevPortal XML direct file for software vendors)

Source

Illinois Department of Public Health

Handles
Public health messaging on Tobacco 21; age-of-sale law took effect July 1, 2019

Source

Cook County Department of Revenue

Handles
Administers the Cook County Tobacco Tax on cigarettes, other tobacco products and consumable vapor products; dealer registration

Source

City of Chicago Department of Finance

Handles
Administers the Chicago Liquid Nicotine Product Tax (7514) and Cigarette Tax (7506)

Source

City of Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP)

Handles
Issues Chicago retail and wholesale tobacco dealer licenses

Source

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EssentialLicense and permit tracking, renewals prepared and filed, calendar, reminders and portal.
StandardEverything in Essential, plus the state's recurring tobacco, vapor or nicotine excise tax return. Includes up to 50 active SKUs per state.
PACT Act monthly reportingFor roll-your-own, smokeless, vapor and covered nicotine products shipped across state lines.
Catch-up filingBack returns or reports owed before service began.
Agency notice handlingGathering records, correcting and resubmitting a filing.
New license or permit applicationState fees and bonds separate.

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Sources

Checked September 28, 2026. Rates, fees and deadlines change; we recheck them before scheduling your filings. This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice.

  1. 35 ILCS 143/10-20 (as amended by P.A. 104-468, eff. June 16, 2026); IDOR Q&A 224 and 275; Schedule REG-1-C (R-09/25); IDOR Tobacco Products Tax page: www.ilga.gov/Documents/legislation/ilcs/documents/003501430K10-20.htm
  2. 35 ILCS 143/10-21; P.A. 104-0006; Informational Bulletin FY 2025-27: tax.illinois.gov/research/publications/bulletins/fy-2025-27.html
  3. 35 ILCS 130; Schedule REG-1-C (R-09/25): tax.illinois.gov/research/taxinformation/excise/cigarette.html
  4. Chicago Municipal Code ch. 4-64: www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/chicago-business-licensing/home/tobacco.
  5. 35 ILCS 143/10-10 (as amended by P.A. 104-468); P.A. 104-0006; Informational Bulletin FY 2025-31: tax.illinois.gov/research/publications/bulletins/fy-2025-31.html
  6. 35 ILCS 143/10-10 (prior version): tax.illinois.gov/research/taxrates/excise.html
  7. 35 ILCS 143/10-30; TP-1 Instructions (R-07/25); TP-1-IL Instructions: tax.illinois.gov/forms/excise/tobacco/form-tp-1-instr.html
  8. 15 U.S.C. 376 (PACT Act); Form PA-2 instructions: tax.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/tax/forms/excise/documents/tob
  9. 35 ILCS 130; Form RC-55 instructions; Bulletin FY 2026-07: tax.illinois.gov/forms/excise/cig/rc-55-instructions.html
  10. Cook County Code ch. 74, art. XI (Sec. 74-433); Self Assessment Retail Tobacco Dealer Tax Return: www.cookcountyil.gov/sites/g/files/ywwepo161/files/service/self-assess
  11. 720 ILCS 675/1: dph.illinois.gov/resource-center/news/2019/july/age-buy-tobacco-now21.
  12. SB 512 (102nd GA), per Governor's press release: gov.illinois.gov/newsroom/press-release.23797.html
  13. HB 3191 (104th GA), status not confirmed on ilga.gov: tax.illinois.gov/research/taxinformation/excise/tobacco.html
  14. IDOR Electronic Cigarettes FAQ; Form TP-1: tax.illinois.gov/research/taxinformation/excise/electronic-cig-faq.htm
  15. Cook County Code ch. 74, art. XI; Cook County Tax History (Dec. 2021); Self Assessment Retail Tobacco Dealer Tax Return (rev. 09/2016): www.cookcountyil.gov/sites/g/files/ywwepo161/files/documents/2021-12/C
  16. Chicago Municipal Code 3-47; return form 7514: www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/fin/supp_info/revenue/tax_list/LiquidNic
  17. Chicago Department of Finance tax list: www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/fin/supp_info/revenue/tax_list.html
  18. Chicago Municipal Code ch. 4-64: www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/bacp/supp_info/wholesaletobaccodealerreq
  19. TP-1 Instructions (R-07/25): tax.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/tax/forms/excise/documents/tob
  20. TP-1-IL Instructions: tax.illinois.gov/forms/excise/tobacco/form-tp-1-il-instr.html
  21. 35 ILCS 735/3-3; IDOR Publication 103: tax.illinois.gov/research/publications/pubs/penalties-and-interest-for
  22. Cook County Code Sec. 34-60 et seq.: www.cookcountyil.gov/service/tobacco-tax
  23. P.A. 104-468; 35 ILCS 143/10-10(a)(4), (a-5), (d-5), 10-20, 10-24: www.ilga.gov/Documents/legislation/ilcs/documents/003501430K10-10.htm
  24. P.A. 104-0006; Bulletins FY 2025-31 and FY 2026-07: tax.illinois.gov/research/publications/bulletins/fy-2026-07.html
  25. IDOR Tobacco Uniformity Project: tax.illinois.gov/businesses/tobacco-uniformity-project.html

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