Hopefully we get guidance this week, but the most fundamental unresolved question from the order is:
Is registration mandatory?
Let me know what you think in the comments!
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I’m guessing this isn’t news to the tax pros out there, but it’s a question that’s come up repeatedly over the last 24 hours.
Press release link: https://t.co/nZ1rozgnRe
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Looks like we’ll be getting rescheduling guidance from the IRS.
Time will tell, but the press release at the link below that companies that participate in both adult-use and medical markets may be able to apportion extensions.
If you hold a state medical cannabis license anywhere in the US, the next 60 days matter.
Feel free to shoot me a DM with any questions. Read more at the link below.
https://t.co/k43xmDevjv
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The DOJ just changed the federal cannabis landscape.
State-licensed medical marijuana has been placed in Schedule III of the CSA, and a new federal DEA registration pathway has opened.
State medical operators who file within 60 days get priority review + lawful operation during the federal review. Operators who wait don’t.
One more thing: Schedule III registrants are no longer subject to Section 280E.
The same cannabis brand licensing deal can be compliant in CA and a regulatory problem in NY.
- CA: disclosure-based
- NY: license-required
Building a multi-state brand? The compliance workflow may vary. So should the contract.
Read more: https://t.co/asrMRWjBoh
Most California cannabis operators are brand new businesses with no assets when they sign their lease.
That is exactly why landlords require personal guarantees.
The five risks to know before you sign:
1. Signing before permitting is complete
2. Personal guarantees
3. Vague nuisance provisions
4. Illegality clauses as landlord backdoors
5. No real renewal rights
Full breakdown: https://t.co/HypPVJko6T
Read more at the link below:
https://t.co/AWZdbOA7GB
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OAKLAND CONNECTS EQUITY TO CONSUMERS
Oakland is rolling out a cannabis equity certification to help identify equity-owned brands.
The goal: make it easier for consumers to support businesses impacted by cannabis criminalization.
MASS UPDATES CANNABIS LAW
Massachusetts just approved a major cannabis law update including restructuring the CCC and expanding license and possession limits.
Read more below:
https://t.co/mke9Nf5F6r
MASS APPROVES CANNABIS GROW LICENSE FREEZE
CCC commissioners in Massachusetts have voted to pause new cultivation licenses.
The move comes as the market faces oversupply and pricing pressure.
Read more here:
https://t.co/soIWLkDgvg
RESPONDING TO CALIFORNIA ENFORCEMENT
A Notice to Comply or citation isn’t just a warning; it’s the beginning of a legal process.
Miss a deadline or respond incorrectly, and a small issue can escalate fast.
Read more here:
https://t.co/lbAZHa1cjt
SMALL VERMONT CANNABIS OPERATORS TEAM UP
Vermont growers are forming a cannabis cooperative to share resources and improve access to the market.
The goal: help small cultivators compete in a system where shelf space is limited and getting products to consumers isn’t easy.