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As cannabis operators know, the federal 280E regulation places a huge tax burden on legal adult-use cannabis businesses. Under the 280E, any business connected with a Schedule 1 drug (as regulated under the Controlled Substance Act) cannot claim normal business tax deductions.

This week’s cannabis updates in California are from Los Angeles and Riverside County. 

Cannabis operators take on a lot of risk by entering this growing market – with financial risk being the biggest liability of all.

This week, California cannabis updates came in from Mountain View, Mendota, and Kern County. Here’s what cannabis news you need to know for the week of June 17, 2019.

What are the Rules on Advertising Cannabis?

While we're not lawyers and cannot give legal advice, we've seen a few best practices that we want to share with you. As cannabis is still considered a Schedule I substance, advertising is strictly prohibited on a federal level, while also being...

This week’s California cannabis business updates come in from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Redding, Barstow, and Riverside. Here’s what cannabis operators in California need to know this week!

As with any industry, loyal customers are profitable customers.

This week brought some big news updates from Los Angeles, Coachella, Adelanto, and San Jose. Check out these recent city council decisions concerning cannabis taxes and business licenses.

Market analysts estimate that there are about 272 million cannabis consumers worldwide. Twenty four million of those consumers live in the US.

This week in California, Morro Bay, Manhattan Beach, and California City each announced updates to their cannabis taxes and local regulations. Here’s what you need to know about running a cannabis business in each of these jurisdictions.