Taxes in Transition: California, Maine and Minnesota to see hefty changes

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To play catch up, a cultivation tax was removed in 2022, along with a pause on increasing the 15% tax, which was scheduled to continue increase in 2025. However, Minnesota’s cannabis laws recognize tribal sovereignty over cannabis regulations and sales. These tribes are not subject to state tax regulations and can impose their own taxes separate from the state. And in Maine, recreational cannabis taxes have risen by 40%, increasing from 10% to 14% by January. The cannabis industry is always subject to change.