As lawmakers attempt to regulate modified risk tobacco products (MRTP), it is imperative that they understand that the federal government recognizes that tobacco products exist on a spectrum of harm and, since 2009, has offered manufacturers the ability to provide information to market tobacco products as less harmful.
As lawmakers attempt to regulate modified risk tobacco products (MRTP), it is imperative that they understand that the federal government recognizes that tobacco products exist on a spectrum of harm and, since 2009, has offered manufacturers the ability to provide information to market tobacco products as less harmful.
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) called for a new hearing of Gigi Sohn’s nomination to head the Federal Communications Commission.
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance (TPA) called for a new hearing of Gigi Sohn’s nomination to head the Federal Communications Commission.
As the markup of the American Choice & Innovation Online Act begins today, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance Foundation (TPAF) continues to highlight the negative outcomes for both businesses and consumers contained in this legislation.
As the markup of the American Choice & Innovation Online Act begins today, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance Foundation (TPAF) continues to highlight the negative outcomes for both businesses and consumers contained in this legislation.
Lindsey Stroud, the Director of TPA’s Consumer Center, was busy testifying on tobacco harm reduction and taxation of vapor products. In fact, last week, she provided testimony in two states (New Hampshire and Washington). In New Hampshire, Stroud joined the Senate Ways and Means Committee to discuss Modified Risk Tobacco Products (MRTP) and the importance of recognizing products exist on a spectrum of harm and that reduced risk products should be subject to less, if any, taxation. In Washington, Stroud provided the numbers on current tobacco taxation in the state.
Lindsey Stroud, the Director of TPA’s Consumer Center, was busy testifying on tobacco harm reduction and taxation of vapor products. In fact, last week, she provided testimony in two states (New Hampshire and Washington). In New Hampshire, Stroud joined the Senate Ways and Means Committee to discuss Modified Risk Tobacco Products (MRTP) and the importance of recognizing products exist on a spectrum of harm and that reduced risk products should be subject to less, if any, taxation. In Washington, Stroud provided the numbers on current tobacco taxation in the state.
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance Foundation (TPAF) is pleased to announce its latest initiative: The App Security Project. This new project will inform the American people about the government’s role in regulating the many connected devices that millions of Americans depend on every day.
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance Foundation (TPAF) is pleased to announce its latest initiative: The App Security Project. This new project will inform the American people about the government’s role in regulating the many connected devices that millions of Americans depend on every day.
