 2.05, new figures this afternoon on how much revenue the state of Maryland is bringing in from the tax on weed sales in the first quarter of this year. The state comptroller's office says a little more than $14 million was brought in from January to March. Now that's up just a bit from the last few months of the last year. The adult use of pot and marijuana products are taxed at a rate of 9%. The revenue goes to several funds in Maryland, including public health and a marijuana business assistance fund.