Oklahoma collected $9.8 million in medical cannabis tax revenue in April, which breaks the previous record of $7.8 million that was set in March, according to The Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma Tax Commission’s figures include traditional sales taxes and a 7% medical cannabis tax, the news outlet reported.
Oklahomans spent roughly $61.4 million on medical cannabis in April, which equates to nearly $217 per registered patient, according to The Oklahoman.
The tax revenue increase from March to April represents the highest month-to-month increase since last summer, the news outlet reported.
