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Connecticut to Make Two Significant Marijuana Changes Thursday, Ending THC-Based Taxes and 70% Concentrate Cap
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The Marijuana HeraldConnecticut to Make Two Significant Marijuana Changes Thursday, Ending THC-Based Taxes and 70% Concentrate Cap
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Connecticut will implement two significant changes to its adult-use marijuana market on Thursday, October 1, eliminating the state's 70% THC potency cap on concentrates while replacing its THC-based marijuana tax system with a flat 10.75% retail tax. Under the first change, marijuana concentrates sold in the adult-use market will no longer be subject to the current 70% THC limit. Connecticut …
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