 Mississippi’s medical marijuana program is slated to begin sales in November.
And there are already 113 licensed dispensaries on file with the state’s Department of Revenue. So far, the state has collected nearly $6 million in application and license fees from the various cannabis businesses, including dispensaries, cultivators, transportation companies, processors, and testing operations in the state. Once sales begin, medical marijuana purchases will be subject to a seven percent state sales tax which is expected to add even more money to the nearly $6 million they have already collected in licensing and application fees. Comments are closed.
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