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9th May 2023
US - New Jersey: Assembly Bill A3946 has been signed by governor Phil Murphy and enacted into law. It allows cannabis businesses to deduct business expenses from their state tax returns. Such deductions remain prohibited for federal tax purposes under section 280E of the federal tax code, but the new law provides some state tax relief to state-legal cannabis businesses.
18th April 2023
US - New Jersey: The board of the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) has changed its position on the renewal of Curaleaf’s adult-use cannabis licences, fully approving their renewal, media reports. The approval is subject to the company’s ongoing compliance with state law and its providing additional information to the board on its labour practices.
17th April 2023
- US - New Jersey: The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission’s (CRC) board has denied the renewal of Curaleaf’s cultivation and retail licences for adult-use cannabis. This comes after the company announced a staff reduction, and its provided CRC certifications had raised concerns in the commission. Considering Curaleaf’s previous clashes with unionisation movements and its purported lack of transparency with the CRC, the commission voted not to renew the company’s licences. Curaleaf has issued a statement calling the CRC decision arbitrary and saying that all legal efforts to renew its licences will be made.
28th February 2023
US - New Jersey: Assembly Bill A3946 is headed for the governor’s desk after being passed by the Senate. It would allow cannabis businesses to deduct business expenses from their state tax returns. Such deductions would remain prohibited for federal tax purposes under section 280E of the federal tax code, but the bill would provide some state tax relief to state-legal cannabis businesses.
10th February 2023
- US - New Jersey: The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission approved amendments to its cannabis regulations that will allow a cap on cultivation licences to expire on 22nd February 2023. Additionally, adopted amendments will eliminate a ban on vertically integrated cannabis businesses by allowing licence holders to simultaneously hold licences for cultivation, manufacturing, retail, and delivery.
20th January 2023
- US - New Jersey: The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission has released updated regulations for cannabis consumption areas. The updated rules are under a public comment period until 18th March.
31st October 2022
- US - New Jersey: The Assembly has passed Assembly Bill A3946, which now moves to the Senate. The bill would allow cannabis businesses to deduct business expenses from their state tax returns. Such deductions would remain prohibited for federal tax purposes under section 280E of the federal tax code, but the bill would provide some state tax relief to state-legal cannabis businesses.
28th October 2022
- US - New Jersey: The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission has approved its first annual recreational cannabis business licences. In total, 18 licences were approved, of which eight are cultivation licences, seven are retailer licences, and three are manufacturing licences. A list of the licensees can be found in the commission's meeting slides.
12th April 2022
US - New Jersey: The New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) has approved seven applications to allow medical cannabis dispensaries to sell recreational cannabis. They cover 13 dispensaries, which can begin selling recreational cannabis before new applicants are allowed to do so. They are expected to begin sales within weeks. The CRC also approved 34 more conditional applications for cultivators and manufacturers, bringing the total number of conditional applications approved to 102.
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