NJ Medical Pot Shop says it's Delayed Over Taxes
The group that is licensed to run New Jersey's first legal medical marijuana dispensary is paranoid over sales taxes.
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The group that is licensed to run New Jersey's first legal medical marijuana dispensary is paranoid over sales taxes.
A judge has ruled two tobacco wholesalers broke the law selling untaxed cigarettes to retailers on an Indian reservation that then resold them at reduced prices in New York.
New Jersey lawmakers plan to hold more hearings this week on Gov. Chris Christie's proposed budget.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is bashing the Manhattan borough president's suggestion that a tax be restored for suburbanites who commute to work in New York City.
New York's renewed effort to collect taxes on cigarettes and tobacco products sold by Indian-operated companies has led to seizures of $1.2 million worth of untaxed tobacco products in the last three weeks outside Indian land.