Colorado votes for marijuana tax, rejects income tax hike – Christian Science Monitor
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Colorado votes for marijuana tax, rejects income tax hike
Christian Science Monitor Christian Science Monitor. Advertisements. Colorado votes for marijuana tax, rejects income tax hike. Colorado voters approved 15 percent excise tax plus a 10 percent sales tax on pot sales, starting next year. But Colorado voters rejected a $1 billion … New pot tax will pay for enforcement and satisfy the fedsThe Colorado Independent Don’t look for election’s messages, but …Colorado Springs Business Journal |
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Colorado votes for marijuana tax, rejects income tax hike
Christian Science Monitor Christian Science Monitor. Advertisements. Colorado votes for marijuana tax, rejects income tax hike. Colorado voters approved 15 percent excise tax plus a 10 percent sales tax on pot sales, starting next year. But Colorado voters rejected a $1 billion … New pot tax will pay for enforcement and satisfy the feds Don't look for election's messages, but … |
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