New Nevada tax data shows marijuana revenues are continuing to grow and top records in the state.
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The Nevada Department of Taxation said Wednesday that marijuana tax revenues at the retail and wholesale levels generated $8.1 million in August.
That's a new record and $3.2 million higher than the same month in 2017.
The previous record was $7.9 million in July.
Licensed dispensaries and retail stores reported $48.8 million in sales in August, which includes medical marijuana, adult-use marijuana and marijuana-related goods.
