Cannabis Tax Fact – Cultivation Tax No Longer AppliesĬannabis Excise Tax – Cannabis retailers are now responsible for reporting and paying the cannabis excise tax to the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) for retail sales of cannabis or cannabis products made beginning January 1, 2023.Special Notice – Cultivation Tax Ends on July 1, 2022.Notice – Revised Cannabis Tax Return Beginning with the July 2022 and Third Quarter 2022 Filing Periods.
Special Notice – Cannabis Excise Tax Changes Beginning January 1, 2023.Special Notice – Reminders for Cannabis Distributors and Retailers New Responsibilities for Cannabis Retailers Beginning January 1, 2023.Special Notice – Cannabis Tax Collection and Remittance Responsibilities for Distributors Ending.Special Notice – New Responsibilities for Cannabis Retailers Beginning January 1, 2023.Special Notice – Certain Cannabis Retailers May Apply to Retain Vendor Compensation.Special Notice – Reminders for Cannabis Distributors.Special Notice – New Cannabis Retailer Excise Tax Return.The following notices include important information regarding the changes due to AB 195. We will continually provide updates and additional information regarding your registration and return filing requirements in this guide along with future special notices.
Department of Justice website.Īssembly Bill (AB) 195 (Stats. Additionally, for the Federal Government's guidance regarding marijuana enforcement, refer to the U.S. It is not intended to provide advice or guidance related to other state and local statutes and regulations relating to the cannabis industry. Please note: This guide is intended to provide general information regarding issues relating to the Sales and Use Tax Laws, Cannabis Tax Law, and other programs administered by California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) that may affect cannabis businesses. We will continue to update this page as we receive information about the taxation requirements for the cannabis industry.
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