Posted On: 03/10/2014 1:13:58 PM
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Colorado marijuana sales tax results expected this week
The Associated Press
03/10/2014
DENVER—Colorado is waiting for its first look at the recreational pot market this week when the Department of Revenue reports how much money dispensaries paid in sales taxes in January.
The department indicated it may release January sales tax figures on Monday. It would be the first accounting of how many people bought pot when retail sales began in January.
The tax haul is expected to outpace projections of about $70 million this year.
Lobbying has already grown intense at the Capitol for how those dollars should be spent. Gov. John Hickenlooper sent an elaborate plan to legislative budget-writers last month detailing $134 million in spending from combined medical and recreational pot taxes.
The Associated Press
03/10/2014
DENVER—Colorado is waiting for its first look at the recreational pot market this week when the Department of Revenue reports how much money dispensaries paid in sales taxes in January.
The department indicated it may release January sales tax figures on Monday. It would be the first accounting of how many people bought pot when retail sales began in January.
The tax haul is expected to outpace projections of about $70 million this year.
Lobbying has already grown intense at the Capitol for how those dollars should be spent. Gov. John Hickenlooper sent an elaborate plan to legislative budget-writers last month detailing $134 million in spending from combined medical and recreational pot taxes.
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