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08-10-2007, 10:44 AM
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Cigarette tax could cut Ohio revenue.
Gov. Ted Strickland admitted yesterday that his support for a federal plan to expand health-care coverage for children could cause a loss of state revenue, and it may affect his plan to sell $5 billion in bonds backed by payments from big tobacco and cigarettes.
That's because the health-care expansion would be paid for in part by increasing the federal tax on cigarettes, which could lead to fewer packs sold, less tax revenue and lower bond prices. But Strickland said it's a price worth paying. ....  Read all here:  Cheap Cigarettes Online.Cheap Marlboro Cigarettes. 
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