Medical Marijuana Tax Holiday Expanded In D.C., States Advance Marijuana Conviction Expungements

Expanded Medical Marijuana Tax Holiday In D.C.

Washington, D.C., is enhancing its medical marijuana program by extending the tax holiday from April 15 through April 28, in honor of the 4/20 holiday.

This initiative aims to boost transactions at dispensaries with a tax rate usually set at 6%. Additionally, the validity of medical marijuana registration cards is being extended to six years, aligning with Maryland’s policy to improve patient access.

The legislation also empowers D.C.’s Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration to shut down unlicensed retailers, enhancing public health and safety.

Cannabis, taxation, and licensing agreements will be discussed at the upcoming Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Florida …

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