Statement Regarding Connecticut Democrats'
Proposed Budget, Which Includes Regulating and Taxing Marijuana for Adult Use
The plan could generate $240 million in new
tax revenue in the first biennium
HARTFORD, Conn. - May 16, 2017 (Investorideas.com Newswire)
Democratic state lawmakers proposed a budget Tuesday that includes regulating
and taxing marijuana for use by adults 21 and older.
In the first year under the proposed plan, adults would be able
to purchase limited amounts of marijuana from existing medical marijuana
dispensaries, and sales would be subject to a 25% tax in addition to the
standard 6.35% state sales tax. Once the state has licensed adult-use
businesses, marijuana would be subject to an excise tax of $50 per ounce in
addition to the standard 6.35% state sales tax on retail sales. Oregon and
Nevada have taken similar approaches, allowing early adult sales in medical
marijuana businesses.
An analysis of the plan estimates it would generate
approximately $60 million in marijuana tax revenue in the first full year and
$180 million in the second year.
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