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Alcohol Tax Hikes Prove Popular in New Poll Seventy-one percent of Americans support a five cent per drink increase in federal alcohol taxes, according to new survey research commissioned by the nonprofit Center for Science in the Public Interest. 12/07/2005
Industry Seeks to Dodge Taxes on Alcopops Alcohol companies and their allies in the California legislature want "alcopop" drinks classified as beer, not liquor, in order to avoid higher excise taxes on distilled spirits. 09/09/2005
AMA Calls for Higher Alcohol Taxes The American Medical Association (AMA) says that members should lobby lawmakers to raise alcohol taxes and to tax drinks based on their alcohol content, not volume. 06/29/2005
Swiss Tax Hike Causes Alcopop Sales to Fall After quadrupling taxes on "alcopops" a year ago, Swiss officials are reporting that teens and young adults have been buying fewer of the sweet "malternative" drinks. 02/03/2005
Excise Tax Hike Proposed in Missouri Advocates in Missouri are seeking higher alcohol excise taxes to raise money for law enforcement and treatment and prevention programs, but face stiff opposition from the state's powerful alcohol lobby. 01/21/2005
N.H. Alcohol Fund in Danger The New Hampshire Governor's Commission Alcohol Fund, an initiative that uses a percentage of the state's alcohol-sales profit to fund treatment and prevention programs, could lose its funding if not renewed by the state legislature. 09/24/2004
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