Iowa Admin. Code r. 701-233.3 - [Effective 4/23/2025] Combination sales
(1)
Additional items sold with
cigarettes. Whenever cigarettes and another item are offered for sale
at a total combined price, the sales price shall not be lower than the "cost to
wholesaler" or "cost to the retailer" of all articles sold. The "cost to
wholesaler" or "cost to the retailer" of all of the articles sold on a combined
basis is determined under Iowa Code section
421B.2(1),
421B.2(3), and
421B.2(4).
(2)
Promotional gifts. If a
promotional gift is given to the wholesaler or retailer by a cigarette
manufacturer at no cost, which gift is to be given to consumers at no cost upon
the sale of cigarettes, the minimum sales price will not be affected. The
invoice cost of the promotional gift is zero, and therefore, the "cost to
wholesaler" or "cost to the retailer" of the promotional gift is zero. If,
however, the wholesaler or retailer were to purchase items to be given away
with the purchase of cigarettes by consumers, the minimum sales price would
increase. The "cost to wholesaler" or the "cost to the retailer" of the
promotional item would be based upon the lower of invoice cost or replacement
cost.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 421B.4.
Notes
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