Vape e-liquid to double in price as tax to be introduced in Budget 2025

A 50c tax per ml means standard bottles used for reusable vapes will now be €5 more expensive.

Up until this Budget, there has been no excise duty on electronic cigarettes. Now, there will be a vape tax of 50c per ml of e-liquid.

READ MORE: Cabinet approves ban on sale of disposable vapes and restrictions on colours and flavours in Ireland Cigarette smokers will also be worse off as a pack of 20 will be €1 dearer, bringing a standard pack to around €17.75.Earlier this month, the cabinet gave Health Minister Stephen Donnelly approval to draft legislation putting restrictions on vaping products in Ireland.

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