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Australian Border Force Seize Cannabis Book Ordered Via Amazon By  President Of Medical Cannabis Users Association of Tasmania

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A medicinal cannabis patient has had a book he ordered about the plant seized by Australian Border Force (ABF) in a move he described as “weird’ and “overzealous”. First published in 2015, the book is available via a number of Australian internet retailers. 1 Collectible from $52.00. April 20, 2015. April 20, 2015.

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California: aBIZinaBOX Inc Publish Open Letter Addressing , “Second discussion paper on proposed amendments to Regulation 3700, Cannabis Excise and Cultivation Taxes”

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We have had extensive contact and discussions with a number of CDTFA attorneys and analysts in connection with Cannabis Cultivation Tax [“CCT”], Cannabis Excise Tax [“CET”], registration of Cannabis Cooperative Associations [“CCA’s], and other complex topics over the past year. [1] Cultivators are initially responsible for the payment of CCT.

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Oneida Indian Nation to Launch Cannabis Operation

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Oneida Indian Nation Homelands (September 19, 2022) – The Oneida Indian Nation will start construction next month on a full-scale, 50,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation and production facility. The cultivation and manufacturing facility will be located on Hill Road in Verona, New York.

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A Look Back at California Cannabis in 2022

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Under state law, CDTFA collected both a cultivation tax and an excise tax. These taxes were not collected from cultivators and retailers as one would expect, but instead from middle-men distributors, making collection and reporting a huge mess. In 2022, that all changed when the state adopted tax reforms.

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Brentwood: City to charge for each illegal cannabis plant to try and combat grow houses

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The new rules would give code enforcement additional tools to stem the illegal cultivation, she said. Nearby in Antioch where several legal dispensaries operate, the city does not have such regulations on its books for marijuana cultivation in personal residences.

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CDTFA Cannabis Tax Audits

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We published our [ Which Set of Books? CDTFA is under substantial pressure to collect the missing revenue or to explain that all of the tax revenue that should have been collected by California has in fact been collected. Dispensaries collect 90+% of the taxes imposed on California’s cannabis businesses.

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Back to the BRC: “The ability to tax cannabis is one of the main political reasons given to support recreational legalization. A successful tax system will need to raise money to pay for increased education, public health and enforcement costs associated with marijuana cultivation and use.”

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While we could devote a book length article to a present day critique of that report we are going to limit our thoughts to a review of the Tax Policy component of the report which appears on pages 48 through 56. “The This results in two negative effects: lower actual tax collections, and a continued illicit market.