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Michigan man didn’t pay taxes on $1.1 million in unlicensed marijuana sales

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November 26, 2025

[#item_full_content] In addition to failing to pay taxes on over a million dollars-worth of unlicensed marijuana sales, the 48-year-old also defrauded someone after selling them a Corvette. Michigan man didn't pay taxes on $1.1 million in unlicensed marijuana sales Read More

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