States with marijuana markets were collecting about $43 per man, woman, and child in marijuana excise taxes a couple of years ago. https://newrevenue.org/2018/04/26/marijuana-revenue-can-any-state-get-43-per-capita-like-co-and-wa/. Since then, that number has gone up.
The comparable number for the federal MORE Act, legalizing marijuana,is $2.15.
is CBO says the federal MORE Act, legalizing marijuana, would reduce the budget deficit by $1.258 billion in its most productive year, fiscal 2030. Total tax increases amount to $2.256 billion (an ad valorem excise tax would collect $.762 billion; other revenues not from marijuana excises – from income taxes, FICA, and the like, would go up $1.494 billion). Spending, mainly on marijuana-related trust funds, would go up by $.998 billion.
So with a projected U.S. population of 355,100,000 in 2030, the gross tax increases are $6.35 per capita, and the deficit help is $3.54 per capita. The excise tax is $2.15.
Are there reiiable state revenue numbers for the increase in revenues not frommarijuana excise taxes?
The Center for New Revenue 