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Figures released by Nevada’s Department of Taxation show that since recreational marijuana was allowed to be sold in July, the state has collected nearly $36 million in taxes.
Nevada collects a 15 percent wholesale tax on medical and recreational sales and another 10 percent tax on recreational marijuana.
From the Nevada Dept. of Taxation:
The closest recreational dispensary to Utah is in Mesquite, Nev.
West Wendover has been contemplating recreational cannabis sales but an ordinance allowing it has stalled.
