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Michigan Politician Proposes One-Year Pause on Marijuana Wholesale Tax

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State Representative Jay DeBoyer, the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, announced on October 22 that he plans to file a bill to suspend Michigan's 24 percent marijuana wholesale tax for one year. DeBoyer stated that the tax is negatively impacting licensed businesses struggling to compete with the black market.

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The proposal targets the operational costs of licensed cannabis businesses in Michigan. If enacted, the suspension of the wholesale tax could alter the financial landscape for the industry, potentially affecting market competitiveness and business revenue.

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  • Jay DeBoyerRepublican nominee for lieutenant governor who advocates for the tax pause
  • MichiganState where the proposed tax suspension would take place

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