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Alberta replaces its wine tax system, ending a 2025 ad valorem tax on higher-priced wines and adopting a flat $0.58-per-litre rate starting April 1.
Alberta is ending its 2025 ad valorem wine tax, which priced higher-end wines more heavily, after industry backlash and low revenue.
Starting April 1, the province will switch to a flat $0.58-per-litre tax increase, simplifying the system and improving transparency.
The change, driven by criticism from winemakers, restaurants, and trade groups, aims to support small businesses and strengthen Alberta’s competitive liquor market.
The tax affected about 16% of wines sold in the province.
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Alberta reemplaza su sistema de impuestos al vino, poniendo fin a un impuesto ad valorem de 2025 sobre vinos de mayor precio y adoptando una tarifa plana de $0.58 por litro a partir del 1 de abril.