Dear Congress: 280E isn’t a tax break for cannabis companies
Because 280E thwarts operational success, it greatly incentivizes people to perpetuate the illicit marijuana market.
News March 14
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What is the economic outlook for marijuana companies in 2025?
The future looks sunnier for the marijuana industry. How companies respond to macroeconomic factors will decide the health…
News December 27
Are Republicans friend or foe of the state-regulated marijuana industry?
With Republican control in Washington, D.C., it’s likely federal marijuana policy will change. What should federal marijuana policy…
News December 13
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The Medical Card Has a New Argument
Federal rescheduling handed the medical tier a tax tool it never expected. Whether operators use it — and how fast — is what the next few years of market data…
June 2
Election countdown: Why marijuana capital markets could thrive in 2025
Despite recent setbacks, the investment opportunity in cannabis has never looked brighter. Several major catalysts are in play…
News November 1
5 strategies to reach financial success in the cannabis industry
From small-town dispensaries to multistate operators, cannabis executives must be particularly savvy with their financial management.
News September 20
Cannabis MSO Curaleaf swaps CEOs, stakes out new 280E tax position
Boris Jordan is succeeding Matt Darin as CEO at cannabis operator Curaleaf Holdings, which is taking a new…
News August 8
What tax deductions will be available to marijuana companies if 280E disappears?
Marijuana rescheduling would liberate plant-touching companies from 280E, which prohibits businesses from deducting ordinary expenses.
News July 5
Marijuana rescheduling could usher in greener cultivation practices
Could rescheduling marijuana bring about changes that help reduce the energy that commercial cannabis cultivators use and improve…
News May 24
IRS: Marijuana cash transactions aren’t automatically suspicious
Large cash transactions by marijuana businesses should not automatically be reported as suspicious, according to new IRS guidance.
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