Michigan’s New Wholesale Cannabis Tax Faces Legal Challenges
October 8, 2025
Marijuana businesses are suing to stop a new 24% wholesale cannabis tax in Michigan, arguing it’s unconstitutional.
Marijuana businesses are suing to stop a new 24% wholesale cannabis tax in Michigan, arguing it’s unconstitutional.
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