2020 Collective Compliance Cultivation 
Cannabis Law Report
JANUARY 9, 2019
The weakness relates to the collection and remittance of Cannabis Excise Tax [“CET”] and Cannabis Cultivation Tax [“CCT”]. When the Distributor role was created, the California Legislature decided to place the majority of the collection and remittance responsibility on it [1]. “A
Cannabis Law Report
DECEMBER 4, 2021
A marijuana cultivator and producer in Washoe County could lose its license after it avoided paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes, according to a complaint filed by the Cannabis Compliance Board this week. The state collects a 15 percent wholesale cultivation and production tax on marijuana in the state.
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Cannabis Law Report
DECEMBER 23, 2019
It has been two years since California began licensing yet operators still struggle with compliance and are all still de facto, breaking one law or another. Here’s a look back at 2019 and a projection of what’s to come in 2020 Cannabis Law. . The End of the Collective Era. Co-Author: Meital Manzuri, Esq.
SpeedWeed
FEBRUARY 25, 2021
California rolled out its legal cannabis market in January 2018 with two new state taxes: a 15% excise tax and a cultivation tax. You’re going to see a lot of collection enforcement, 100%, as a result of the spending that’s been happening the past couple of years.”. Tax agency ramping up. Some audits underway.
Cannabis Law Report
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
This milestone speaks to the success of licensees that have interacted with the Commission from the application stage, maintained compliance with our strict regulations, and contribute every day to communities across the Commonwealth.
Cannabis Law Report
MARCH 7, 2020
And this isn’t for lack of want — in fact in 2017 some forward thinking dispensaries had collection boxes for these products, although without scale they wound up just hoarding them as well. The only way to achieve this scale is to use dispensaries as the collection points, much like some were already doing back in 2017.”
SpeedWeed
MARCH 2, 2021
The nearly two-dozen penalties for violations of the Excise Act include one large levy of approximately CA$500,000, according to the CRA, which collects taxes and administers tax law for the Canadian government. Seven penalties were assessed in 2020, totaling CA$527,798. The largest fine in 2020 was for CA$434,611.
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