13 California marijuana dispensaries owe $12 million in taxes, says report
Thirteen medical marijuana dispensaries owe more than $12 million in unpaid state taxes, according to a recently published Board of Equalization report.
Thirteen medical marijuana dispensaries owe more than $12 million in unpaid state taxes, according to a recently published Board of Equalization report.
Montana lawmakers are considering a 6 percent sales tax on medical marijuana, but oopponents say the tax would be a hardship on medical marijuana users.
The Denver FBI honored a youth dropout prevention group Thursday, apparently without realizing it is partially funded with taxes from the marijuana industry.
The legislative committee reviewing Massachusetts’ new recreational marijuana law said they are looking for the “sweet spot” for sales tax on marijuana.
Pueblo County is expanding its marijuana scholarships program through its excise tax on cannabis cultivation in the southern Colorado region.
Glenwood Springs voters will decide two city marijuana tax questions in the April 4 municipal election. And, although no decisions have been made about how the hundreds of thousands of dollars in anticipated new tax revenues would be spent if voters approve the measures, it could reopen talks about establishing a detox center in Glenwood Springs or elsewhere in the region.
A look at how the Colorado marijuana tax hike may play into factors such as supply-and-demand, black market pull, pricing, end costs, and short- and long-term state fiscal strategies.
Gov. Brian Sandoval outlined his budget blueprint for his final two years in office by proposing more than $115 million. Here’s where the money would go that would be funded by marijuana sales.
Gov. John Hickenlooper asked Colorado lawmakers for a 50 percent increase in pot sales taxes starting July 1 to send an additional $42M to public schools.
John Hickenlooper likened today’s fight against the so-called “gray market” to what happened with alcohol during the era of prohibition.
State legislators and cannabis cultivators are calling for legislative changes to the cultivation tax structure established under Proposition 64.
Before Colorado’s groundbreaking marijuana sales started in 2014, pot tax projections were all over the map. There are lessons in getting the forecast right.
The governor disclosed his plan for recreational marijuana legalization a week after vetoing a bill allowing medical marijuana patients to grow at home.
An Adams County recreational marijuana tax that a state high court found Thursday to be invalid collected more than $1.3 million dollars over the 18 months its been in effect that could now have to be refunded.
The Colorado Court of Appeals has found that Adams County’s controversial, voter-sanctioned special marijuana tax is invalid, reversing the opinion of a lower court and siding with with three cities — Northglenn, Aurora and Commerce City — that sued over the tariff.
State officials aren’t expecting any quick financial windfall from the state’s new recreational marijuana law.
Legalized recreational marijuana in California is estimated to deliver $1 billion in sales tax revenues annually to the state.
The state has begun receiving its first marijuana taxes cannabis businesses, one month after the start of legal pot sales in Alaska.
Diverting marijuana taxes to housing programs would require a change in law — a move that may generate opposition in the forthcoming legislative session.
Prop. 64 didn’t specify when the sales tax reduction for California medical marijuana patients would kick in.
With legal cannabis sales underway in Alaska, growers will soon be submitting their first marijuana tax payments to the state.
Here’s a glance at how pot tax revenue has been put to use in states with recreational marijuana, and some directions the money may go in newly legal states.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper’s budget plan will not meet spending demands for education, health care and road construction. Here’s how marijuana taxes will be utilized in 2018.
Nearly three years into sales of recreational marijuana in Colorado, IRS Code 280E is still taking its toll on legal cannabis businesses, a tax expert says.
Denver should do more to improve its public presence and increase transparency about the use of recreational-pot tax revenue, according to a report by the city’s auditor.