• Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Write For Us
  • Our Team
Extraction Magazine
No Result
View All Result
  • Botanical Extraction
    • Cannabinoids
    • Psychedelics
    • Nutraceutical
    • Product Refinement
  • Industry News
    • Business
    • Sustainability
    • Safety & Compliance
    • Partners
  • Extraction Technology
    • Equipment
    • Methods
    • Solvents
    • DIY Extraction
    • Analytical Techniques
  • Medical Research
  • Glossary
  • Business Directory
  • Botanical Extraction
    • Cannabinoids
    • Psychedelics
    • Nutraceutical
    • Product Refinement
  • Industry News
    • Business
    • Sustainability
    • Safety & Compliance
    • Partners
  • Extraction Technology
    • Equipment
    • Methods
    • Solvents
    • DIY Extraction
    • Analytical Techniques
  • Medical Research
  • Glossary
  • Business Directory
No Result
View All Result
Extraction Magazine
No Result
View All Result
Home Industry News

Cannabis Industry Contributions to State of Nevada Break $100 Million

Shared Content by Shared Content
September 20, 2019
in Industry News
Cannabis Industry Contributions to State of Nevada Break $100 Million

LAS VEGAS – Nevada’s cannabis industry has broken the $100 million dollar mark in taxes and fees for the first time. Dispensaries, cultivators, laboratories and producers have paid more than $109 million in taxes and fees in fiscal year 2019.

$99.18 million was paid in taxes compared to $74.7 million last year. How much of that went to education is not yet available from the state. However, changes to the law this year under the leadership of Governor Sisolak mandate that 100 percent of taxes will go to education in future years. For the next two years, the state is projecting more than $100 million per year in tax collections. Cannabis sales were also up from $529 million in fiscal year 2018 to approximately $639 million in fiscal year 2019, an increase of $110 million.

READ ALSO

What Happens to Small Brands if Regulations Become More Complex?

What Consumers Actually Want From Cannabis-Infused Products, and What Extractors Can Learn From Food and Supplements

“These sales and tax figures are a milestone that should be celebrated by the people of Nevada.” said Riana Durrett of the Dispensary Association. “It shows that the public and visitors to Las Vegas from around the nation are becoming more comfortable purchasing cannabis and the industry is improving its ability to serve the public. The winners are the people of Nevada, gaining highly-skilled jobs, industry diversification and education.”

“While these sales figures are strong, we should not take them for granted,” Durrett said. “The number one goal is to ensure public safety and second is the stability of the industry. Millions more in taxes and fees are paid at nearly every level of government including county and local. Significant changes in the market or regulatory framework could impact tax collection, especially given competition from the illegal market. The illegal market continues to deprive the state of funds that could be going to education.”

“Nevada continues to be a model for the industry and regulators nation-wide,” Durrett said. “We must continue to carefully analyze the impacts of regulation and taxes is ensure continued success.”

###

About the Nevada Dispensary Association

The Nevada Dispensary Association (NDA) is dedicated to developing and promoting the best practices among Nevada cannabis dispensaries as well as supporting the efforts of cannabis establishments to provide high quality, safe cannabis to Nevada’s consumers. The Nevada Dispensary Association represents 90 percent of dispensaries in Southern Nevada and more than 80 percent of dispensaries statewide. For more information, visit www.nvdispense.com.

Sidney Stewart, Account Executive

c: 541.905.4613 ǀ lv: 702.868.4545 ǀ sd: 619.255.9633

5765 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 101 Las Vegas, NV 89118

100 Border Ave., Suite 102B, Del Mar, CA 92014

MEDIA CONTACTS:

Riana Durrett/Sidney Stewart

riana@nvdispense.com

sidney.stewart@wickedcreative.com

Related Posts

Botanical Extraction

What Happens to Small Brands if Regulations Become More Complex?

October 29, 2026
Business

What Consumers Actually Want From Cannabis-Infused Products, and What Extractors Can Learn From Food and Supplements

October 28, 2026
Botanical Extraction

Functional Beverages and Extract Ingredients: What Extractors Can Learn from Food and Supplements

October 27, 2026
Botanical Extraction

Why Are Brands Diversifying Beyond Cannabis, and What Should Extractors Borrow From Food and Supplements?

October 27, 2026
Botanical Extraction

Mushroom Extracts: The Next Regulatory Frontier? What Extractors Can Learn from Food, Pharma and Supplements

October 23, 2026
Cannabinoids

How Regulators May Treat THC Gummies, Chews, and Edibles: What Should Operators Prepare For?

October 22, 2026
Next Post
Electrical Safety in Extraction Facilities

Electrical Safety in Extraction Facilities

Sitemap

© 2026 Extraction Magazine is the trusted provider of botanical extraction news and the leading media in the ever-changing extraction industry.

No Result
View All Result
  • Industry News
  • Botanical Extraction
  • Medical Research
  • Medical Research
  • Glossary
  • Our Team
  • Write For Us

© 2026 Extraction Magazine is the trusted provider of botanical extraction news and the leading media in the ever-changing extraction industry.