Opinion: US cannabis industry is a tale of two markets
Right now, there are two markets for cannabis in most of the United States, and they appear to be on a collision course.
Right now, there are two markets for cannabis in most of the United States, and they appear to be on a collision course.
Rescheduling marijuana is positive news in an industry desperate for good news. But make no mistake, it is not enough.
A combination of tax methods could help cannabis companies reduce their tax burden under Section 280E of the federal tax code.
Parties to a cannabis dispute should not rush back into federal court, which has made clear that marijuana cases are not welcome.
The U.S. Hemp Roundtable and 30 other cannabis organizations submitted a list of nine priorities for the House and Senate committees involved in creating the Farm Bill to consider as they solidify new legislation.
Securing capital to fund marijuana-related properties can be a complex and challenging endeavor – especially given the current state of the industry.
U.S. bankruptcy courts will not provide protection to businesses that work with marijuana. Receivership is often employed as a bankruptcy alternative.
Ensuring your website is accessible to people with disabilities is important for two reasons: to reach the most people you can, and to avoid litigation.
Social equity founders still face an uphill battle in the cannabis industry, despite policies specifically designed to level the playing field for minorities and those affected by the war on drugs.
There’s an opportunity for cannabis companies to get products to consumers who would never enter a retailer: delta-9 THC derived from hemp.
Every month that you hold on to nonpaying debt from cannabis customers, the probability of collection is significantly reduced.
As more U.S. cannabis markets come online, keeping track of compliance requirements will only become more complex.