Effective immediately, cannabis infused gummies manufactured and sole under Maine's Adult Use cannabis program will no longer be required to be individually stamped with the approved cannabis universal symbol. Learn more by reviewing this blog.
280E has had a significant impact on both adult use and medical cannabis and marijuana businesses. Challenges to the tax environment may provide pathways to significant changes in the tax treatment of these businesses. Cannabis companies should consider filing amended returns or protective claims for amended returns as soon as possible to preserve their right.
The Maine Legislature made some significant changes to Maine's Cannabis Legalization Act in 2023, which governs Maine's Adult Use Cannabis Program. Some of these changes include expanding delivery services, increase in maximum amount of THC in a edible cannabis product and more.
The Office of Cannabis Policy confirms that it will no longer enforce Maine's residency requirement in the medical cannabis program.
Attorney John M. Burke of Caseiro Burke was interviewed by the Press Herald regarding Maine's Cannabis Licensing Fees.
John M. Burke, Esq., recently spoke at the 2021 Kids First Center's Professional Conference, Substance Use, Misuse, and Abuse: Contemporary Challenges for Family Court presented by Kids First Center about Maine's cannabis programs.