Resources To Prevent Youth Vaping Act

Increased Funding for Regulatory Activities: The bill increases the total amount of user fees, setting a specific amount of $826,200,000 for fiscal year 2027, which is then adjusted annually by the Consumer Price Index (Section 2(a)).

Greater Accountability Through Reporting: The law requires the FDA to provide an explanation on how it ensures user fees allocated to public education campaigns on youth e-cigarette use and prevention are sufficient to meet the needs of teens and minors (Section 3(a)(13)).

Transparency in Fund Allocation: The bill mandates annual reports that provide a breakdown of expenditures related to deemed tobacco products versus combustible tobacco products (Section 3(a)(12)).

Detailed Financial Oversight: Starting in fiscal year 2029, reports must include a breakdown of the amounts collected from manufacturers of deemed tobacco products compared to those of original pre-existing categories (Section 3(a)(14)).

Increased Reporting Burdens for Manufacturers: Manufacturers or importers of tobacco products not listed in the primary categories must submit specific information, including identification, product listings, and gross domestic sales data, on a monthly basis starting in 2028 (Section 2(b)(2)(C)(iv)).

New Fee Assessments for Additional Tobacco Classes: Starting in fiscal year 2029, user fees will be assessed and collected for all classes of tobacco products to which the chapter applies, including those not previously listed (Section 2(b)(1)(ii)).