Taxation: tobacco; the tobacco products tax act; repeal. Repeals 1993 PA 327 (MCL 205.421 - 205.436).

The bill MI HB5086 proposes to repeal a law that imposes taxes on tobacco products in Michigan. If passed, it would eliminate the existing tobacco products tax established by a law from 1993. This means that the state would no longer collect these specific taxes on tobacco items.

Supporters of MI HB5086 argue that repealing the tobacco products tax could help reduce the financial burden on consumers and promote personal choice. They believe it could also stimulate local businesses by making tobacco products more affordable and accessible.

Critics of MI HB5086 contend that repealing the tobacco products tax could lead to increased tobacco use and negatively impact public health. They argue that the tax serves as a deterrent to smoking and helps fund essential health programs, and its removal could undermine these efforts.