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Alberta’s New Wine Tax Framework Set to Raise Prices for Consumers – Heartland News

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Starting April 1, 2025, Alberta will introduce a new tiered markup system on wine, increasing costs for both retailers and consumers. The province’s current flat markup of $4.11 per litre will be replaced with additional percentage-based fees on wines exceeding a set price threshold. This move is expected to have the biggest impact on higher-priced wines, making premium selections more expensive at liquor stores and restaurants. Under the new sy…

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Albertans Face Price Hikes on Wine as New Tax Increases Take Effect

Albertans to Pay Higher Wine Prices Starting April 1 This is the final weekend to stock up on wine before Alberta’s new tax increases take effect on Tuesday. The province will implement a 15-cent flat-rate increase per 750 ml bottle of wine, along with a new value-added tax for more expensive bottles. For example, a $25 bottle will see a price increase of 20 to 40 cents, while a $50 bottle will cost approximately $3 more. These changes, outlined…

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