Minnesota drug tax slow to start despite new law
Minnesota police and dealers largely ignore the new drug tax law that took effect August 1 as the Revenue Department has sold stamps to just seven people, with many arrests not taxed. Revenue expects broader enforcement as departments report cases, while critics call for faster collections and clarify thresholds for taxable quantities.
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