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Cannabis Collections Headaches and What to Do

Canna Law Blog

For the cannabis companies able to survive this rocky time, cannabis collections are becoming an increasing headache as other cannabis businesses fold and/or just ignore payment obligations. In any event, the cannabis collections process is no easy task. Or you might be a distributor that distributes product to retailers on net terms.

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New York marijuana retailers already behind on bills

Medical Marijuana Program Connection

Although the New York cannabis market has gotten considerably better – the number of operational retailers has grown to 52 as of Jan. 19 – a new problem has arisen for operators upstream in the supply chain: how to collect on unpaid bills from retail shops. The issue of nonpayment. Read More

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Oregon Cannabis: How Many Retailers Will Close Due to Gov. Kotek’s New Tax Compliance Missive?

Canna Law Blog

As reported by Sophie Peel of the Willamette Week, on May 16, Governor Kotek issued a directive to the OLCC to make state tax compliance a requirement for the agency to issue or renew cannabis retail licenses. Oregon is somewhat unique in that it only taxes marijuana at the point of sale to a retail customer. We don’t know.

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Article: Get Ready to Pay: California Cannabis Excise Tax Shifts to Retailers

Cannabis Law Report

The responsibility for collection and payment of tax to the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) will transfer from distributors to cannabis retailers. Their article On January 1, 2023, changes are coming to the cannabis excise tax in California. Changes for Cannabis Distributors: […]

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Private Ontario cannabis retail stores won’t be able to offer click-and-collect purchases

MedicalMarijuana.ca

The Ontario cannabis retail regulator says private pot retailers will not be able to offer a click-and-collect service that would allow consumers to buy online and pick it up at the physical store. Read More.

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DoorDash Partnering with Cannabis Retailer Superette in Toronto

Cannabis Law Report

DoorDash is entering the cannabis industry via a partnership with Toronto-based cannabis retailer Superette. DoorDash Canada is partnering with cannabis retailer Superette to provide cannabis pickup in Toronto, Ontario , marking DoorDash’s first foray into cannabis. DoorDash Partnering with Cannabis Retailer Superette in Toronto.

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Canada: British Columbia’s information and privacy commissioner not impressed with privacy provisions at province’s cannabis retail outlets

Cannabis Law Report

The Coast Reporter writes… Cannabis sellers have considerable work to do in order to ensure the privacy and security of the personal information collected from people purchasing their products, B.C.’s He asked how retailers can ensure they’re protecting personal information when they don’t recognize the fact they are collecting it.

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