MichiganMichigan would pause tax on marijuana's wholesale price for one year
If enacted, Michigan would stop charging its 24% tax on marijuana's wholesale price from the amendment's effective date through the date one year later.
What it does
If enacted, Michigan would pause its 24% tax on marijuana's wholesale price from the amendment's effective date through the date one year later. Other taxes are outside the pause.
Argument forCovered marijuana businesses could keep more money during the pause because they would not owe this tax.
Argument againstPausing the tax could mean less tax money collected from covered marijuana sales during that period.
More detail
Michigan would pause its 24% tax on marijuana's wholesale price. It covers the listed sales and transfers to licensed marijuana retailers, plus marijuana those retailers grow or process for sale. The amendment must become law for the pause to take effect. The pause applies only to this tax, not to other taxes. The pause begins on the amendment's effective date and ends on the date one year after that.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
- 2026
- Nov 5bill electronically reproduced 10/28/2026
History
- 2026
- Oct 28referred to Committee on AppropriationsLatest
- Oct 28read a first timeMinor
- Oct 28introduced by Representative Rep. Jay DeBoyerIntroduced
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