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Press Release: “StateHouse Holdings Inc., Formerly Harborside Inc., Announces Agreement with IRS to Resolve and Reduce Legacy 280E Federal Tax Obligations Related to Harborside

Cannabis Law Report

We believe the case for this reform is very strong, as it would create tax fairness for legal cannabis businesses and significantly weaken the illicit market, which would result in stronger tax collections for the federal government over the long term.” million –. At issue were federal taxes owed of approximately $22.1

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Mondaq Article: South Africa: Cannabis: balancing Competing Interests

Cannabis Law Report

The Traditional Health Practitioners Act 22 of 2007, has legitimised the practice of indigenous health care system leading to a growing informal or semi-formal trade sector, in which a large number of medicinal plants are sold as crude, unprocessed plant material, including cannabis. Conclusion.

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Flora Growth Signs Agreement with Artos Ltd. to Send High-THC Cannabis Flower to Israel

Cannabis Law Report

(NASDAQ: FLGC) (“Flora” or the “Company”), a leading all-outdoor cultivator and manufacturer of global cannabis products and brands, announced today that the Company has signed an agreement with Artos Ltd. Artos”) to sell approximately 3,600 kg of dried high-THC cannabis flower to Israel from its Cosechemos cultivation facility.

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Women Paved the Way for Mexico’s Cannabis Legalization Movement, and Here’s How They Did It

SpeedWeed

In November 2007, Elsa Conde, the Chamber of Deputies legislator, introduced the first federal bill to regulate medicinal cannabis. The bill sought to defend cannabis consumers from criminalization, replacing prison sentences with educational programs and legalizing home cultivation for qualified individuals.

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Common Tax Litigation Situations Marijuana Businesses May Encounter

Connor & Connor PLLC

173 (2007)(“ CHAMP ”) , the government acknowledged that Section 280E does not prohibit a taxpayer from claiming costs of goods sold (COGS). In that case, the IRS audited a Colorado business licensed for the cultivation and sale of medical marijuana. See Canna Care, Inc. Commissioner , T.C. Memo 2015-206. Commissioner , 128 T.C.

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Tax Court in Brief: Lord v. Comm’r—Marijuana and COGS

Cannabis Law Report

Lord owned interests in a limited liability company and an S corporation, both of which were formed in the State of Colorado and both of which were licensed by that state to cultivate, process, and distribute medical marijuana. 173, 180 (2007) (hereinafter, “ CHAMP ”). Assistance Collective Corp. Comm’r , 128 T.C. See Olive v.

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Perfecting cannabis with Michael Backes

The Cannigma

CP: It’s so important to try to deliver a consistent product because cannabis is an agricultural product and there’s a lot of turnover in the dispensary, it can be hard to know whether you’re going to get a consistent experience even if the name is the same from a different cultivator, the name of the strain.