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Cannabis Products Taxed, Targeted as 'Low-Hanging Fruit' as State Stares Down Deficit

  • Minnesota Senate approved a 50% increase in the special sales tax on marijuana, raising it to 15% for consumers, as part of a budget measure.
  • The bill eliminates the requirement to share 20% of cannabis tax revenue with local governments, as noted by the League of Minnesota Cities.
  • Critics, including Senator Lindsey Port, warn that the tax hike may push consumers back to the illicit market.
  • The changes are expected to generate over $200 million in additional revenue for Minnesota over the coming four years, according to a Minnesota House analysis.
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newsbudz.com broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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