House Bill 2505 to Raise Local Cannabis Tax Cap in Ontario, Oregon
Sector: Public Finance • Location: Ontario, Oregon, United States
Source: Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB
House Bill 2505 was introduced to raise the cap on local cannabis taxes in Ontario, Oregon, from 3% to 10%. The bill aims to allow small towns like Ontario to increase their budgets for police officers and emergency responders to meet demand from out-of-town visitors, particularly due to high cannabis sales driven by customers from neighboring Idaho where cannabis is illegal.
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Description | House Bill 2505 was introduced to raise the cap on local cannabis taxes in Ontario, Oregon, from 3% to 10%. The bill aims to allow small towns like Ontario to increase their budgets for police officers and emergency responders to meet demand from out-of-town visitors, particularly due to high cannabis sales driven by customers from neighboring Idaho where cannabis is illegal. |
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