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IRS warns cannabis operators that 280E taxes still must be paid
The IRS is reminding marijuana companies that taxes under Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code still must be paid because of the drug's Schedule 1 status.
News July 1Iowa hemp law now in force despite court challenges
Iowa's new hemp law went into effect Monday, only days after a lawsuit against the statute was denied and another challenge was filed.
News July 1Martha’s Vineyard marijuana retailer reopens after waterway deliveries OK’d
Adult-use and medical marijuana retailer Island Time in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, reopened for business Saturday after being closed for more than six weeks because of a lack of inventory.
News July 1Pesticide scandal shakes confidence in California cannabis market
California cannabis brands, retailers and testing labs are scrambling to regain the confidence of consumers in the wake of a pesticide scandal that has poisoned good will in the state's…
News July 1Louisiana bans THCA flower, sale of hemp products at gas stations
Smokable hemp flower, including so-called THCA flower, is now banned in Louisiana under a new law restricting hemp-derived cannabinoids.
News June 28Receiver overseeing asset sale of cannabis brand High Times is terminated
The receiver appointed to handle the asset sale of cash-strapped cannabis brand and iconic publication High Times is no longer working with the business.
News June 28Verano raises ante in suit against marijuana operator Goodness Growth
Verano Holdings Corp. is firing back against fellow marijuana multistate operator Goodness Growth, which recently filed an application seeking a summary trial in Vancouver, British Columbia, and nearly $861 million…
News June 28Draft Farm Bill amendment puts hemp industry at risk
Some in Congress are threatening to dismantle the hemp industry, which was built by small businesses and American farmers.
News June 28Kentucky medical marijuana business licensing begins July 1
Kentucky's application process for medical marijuana business licenses begins July 1, more than a year after the governor signed off on MMJ legislation.
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