The decline of Canada’s legal marijuana trade has led to two-thirds of marijuana dealers falling behind in their tax payments, according to a federal report.
“The total amount of unpaid cannabis excise duties has continuously been rising since legalization,” said a report by the Competition Bureau released May 26.
As of September 2022, 66 percent of licensees required to remit excise duties had an outstanding debt with the Canada Revenue Agency, and unpaid taxes last year totalled $52.4 million, according to “Planting the Seeds for Competition”, as first reported by Blacklock’s Reporter. The report said the total unpaid cannabis excise duties is projected to nearly double to $97.5 million this year….
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