Three Out Of Four Consumers Expect Marijuana Businesses To Lower Prices As Federal Rescheduling Provides Tax Relief, Poll Shows

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Most marijuana consumers believe that cannabis businesses that are no longer subject to a longstanding tax penalty due to the Trump administration’s federal rescheduling move should pass along the savings in the form of lower product prices, a new poll shows. Under an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) code known as 280E, sellers of Schedule I […] The post Three Out Of Four Consumers Expect Marijuana
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