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The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration is not playing games anymore when it comes to dispensaries that dodge taxes.
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The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration is not playing games anymore when it comes to dispensaries that dodge taxes.
Critics say that California's cannabis tax is way too high.
Could Californians soon need to pay more for stronger bud?
Licensed cannabis business in the Golden State are about to pay even more in taxes.
There hasn't been enough money to fund youth programs. But that could be changing.
Already, the state takes in more revenue in taxes and fees than it needs for operating costs.
California Democratic Assemblyman Rob Bonta's bill would cut excise taxes down to 11 percent and eliminate cultivation taxes through 2022.
Oklahoma patients pay one of the highest tax rates on medical cannabis in the country.
Legal weed won't pay to fix the subway on its own, but it would make an important and potentially transformative contribution.
Federal prohibition means virtually no access to basic financial services, forcing legal weed companies to pay their taxes in cash.
Ahead of the November polls, a pro-legalization group foresees a green future if voters decide to legalize cannabis.
For residents of the Garden State, lower taxes could be a point of interest in the question of legal recreational cannabis.
In its first year of taxing the medical marijuana industry, Montana raked in over a million dollars in revenue.
Why is California's tax revenue from legal marijuana not meeting expectations?
With taxes on cultivators, retail sales, and for medical and retail customers, Nevada is raking in revenue from legal cannabis.
This fiscal year, the tax revenue from marijuana sales has exceeded expectations.
The Auditor General's special report builds on the momentum of successful decriminalization efforts in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
This California city lowers its sales tax on recreational cannabis to keep buyers away from the black market.
When 600 students will receive college scholarships thanks to marijuana, legalization is hard to oppose.
Four years after it opened, Tacoma's first weed dispensary forced to close due to taxes.