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In the states, the decline in excise tax revenue would be $2.6 billion, the decline in sales tax revenue would be $892 million, and the decline in MSA payments would be $1.2 billion, for a total state revenue loss of $4.7 billion. In New Hampshire, where menthol cigarettes make up 34 percent of the states market, a federal ban would mean more than $49 million in lost revenue, of which 71 percent would be a decline in excise tax revenue

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