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California: Starting April 1st, Cannabis Operators Face CEQA Compliance Requirements for State Licenses

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Starting April 1st, Cannabis Operators Face CEQA Compliance Requirements for State Licenses. For many in the cannabis industry, April 1, 2022 is seen as a day of reckoning following the July 2021 passage of Assembly Bill 141 and Senate Bill 160 (collectively, the Cannabis Trailer Bill). Tuesday, April 12, 2022. Whitney Hodges.

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California Governor Proposes a Cannabis Tax Reduction in an Effort to Shore Up the Legal Market

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Gavin Newsom introduced proposed revisions to his 2022-2023 budget proposal, which would eliminate the cannabis cultivation tax rate beginning July 1, 2022. The 15% excise tax on cannabis sales would remain, and the collection and remittance of that tax would be limited to retail sales beginning January 1, 2023.

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Gov. Newsom’s Budget Trailer Bill Makes Significant Reforms to California Cannabis Laws, Including Elimination of the Cannabis Cultivation Tax

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Any cultivation tax collected on cannabis that enters the commercial market on or after July 1, 2022, must be returned to the cultivator that initially paid the cultivation tax or, if unable to be returned to the cultivator, must be paid to CDTFA as excess tax. Read the CDTFA announcement. Delivery Data Required to be Reported in Metrc.

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Alert: Newsom To Present Cannabis Tax Simplification Solutions To Legislature

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Shifting the point of collection and remittance for excise tax from distribution to retail on January 1, 2023, maintaining a 15 percent excise tax rate. Strengthening tax enforcement policies to increase tax compliance and collection and reduce unfair competition.

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The Deduction of Cannabis Business Expenses Following New York’s 2023 Budget

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The 2023 Budget. Last week, the New York Legislature passed the State’s 2022-2023 Budget. The stated purpose for the revision was to simplify tax return preparation, improve compliance and enforcement, and aid in the interpretation of tax law provisions. It is also $4 billion more than what the Governor had initially proposed.

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What’s Going On With Cannabis Labor Laws?

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According to the latest estimates by the Bureau of Labor Statistics , in 2023, around 14.4 A key turning point came in 1935 with the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), which gave private-sector workers the legal right to unionize, strike, and collectively bargain for fair working conditions. Labor unions in the U.S. million U.S.

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Washington: WSLCB Publish Their 2019 Cannabis Topics & Trends Alerts

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WSLCB Enforcement officers will begin working with marijuana retailers to educate staff, check for violations, and take appropriate action to gain compliance. Licenses are to report both the calculated tax amount and the amount of additional collected tax. You can review this recent rule change on the agency website.

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