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Listed – Part II: The Three Amigos
Trulieve’s uplisting to the NYSE, the first of its kind in US history, has undoubtedly caught the attention of every large North American cannabis operator.
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19 Junlast updated
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California’s Embattled Cannabis Industry Faces Further Tax Spikes
Californian cannabis businesses are facing mounting financial and regulatory pressures as its second-largest city spikes taxes and its governor extends a ban on intoxicating hemp products.
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Republican Senators Introduce Bill to Block Cannabis 280E Tax Relief Even if Cannabis Is Rescheduled
As the cannabis rescheduling project hangs in the balance, two Republican senators are attempting to ensure that one of its core benefits would be made redundant, even if rescheduling is successful.
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Canadian Cannabis Exports Could Soon Be Taxed Up to 175% in Israel
Canadian medical cannabis imports in Israel could now face tariffs of up to 175% amid the latest escalation of a dispute over allegations of ‘product dumping’.
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Record High: US States Amass $4.2 Billion in Adult-Use Cannabis Tax Revenue in 2023
US cannabis sales have generated more than $20bn in tax revenues for their respective states since adult-use legalization began, according to a new study.
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Canadian Tax Breaks For Alcohol Industry Spark Calls For Equality From Cannabis Businesses
Canadian cannabis companies have called on the government to allow them the same tax relief as they recently afforded to the alcohol industry.
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Trulieve Files for $143 Million Tax Refund
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
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Colorado’s Cannabis Sales Surpass $15bn But Slowdown Continues
This Nov 3rd, join us for the third edition of Business of Cannabis: New York at The Williamsburg Hotel.
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California Cuts Taxes to Support Cannabis Businesses
Over a dozen cities and counties in California, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, have cut local sales, business or cultivation taxes over the past year.
