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Related: About this forumWhat is the total tax on products in your city and state?
In mine they added an additional tax in July. Now the total tax is 31% on products...OUCH!
State Excise Tax..15%
State Sales Tax...7.75%
City Excise Tax...8%
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What is the total tax on products in your city and state? (Original Post)
BigmanPigman
Aug 2019
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msongs
(70,178 posts)1. 4.7 percent sales tax actually more like a VAT than sales tax tho nt
BigmanPigman
(52,262 posts)2. What's VAT?
Quemado
(1,262 posts)3. Value Added Tax
BigmanPigman
(52,262 posts)4. Only about 5%. That is a lot better than here.
They keep adding new taxes ever since it was legalized. I knew this would happen.
safeinOhio
(34,090 posts)5. Michigan tax
Michigan medical marijuana patients are expected to pay a 3% MMFLA tax and a 6% sales tax on purchases from dispensaries under Michigans new cannabis distribution program as required by law, but a reversal of policy from the Department of Treasury requires patients not using dispensaries to pay a 6% penalty, too, and that has the patient services community up in arms.
9%. I can live with that.
TonyPDX
(962 posts)6. Oregon: 20%