Los Angeles voters to decide on marijuana tax defined as a ‘gross reimbursement’
Topic: Marijuana Business
RAND Drug Policy Research Center concludes that legalizing marijuana in California would “effectively eliminate” the involvement of Mexican drug traffickers in the state’s commercial marijuana trade.
Treating marijuana as a legally regulated commodity would yield $17.4 billion dollars annually in cost savings and tax revenue, according to economic report published by CATO Institute.
Washington, DC: Members of the DC City Council are anticipated to vote on a proposal…
Sacramento, CA: A revised budgetary analysis by the California State Board of Equalization (BOE) estimates…
New York, NY: NORML Executive Director Allen St. Pierre presented a mock check to the…
Oakland, CA: A proposal to increase the business tax on city-licensed medical cannabis dispensaries has…
San Francisco: State Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco) introduced legislation this week to legalize and…