Weeding the News

April 20, 2025 / Volume 1, Issue 11

Weeding the News – a breakdown of the month’s cannabis news, important events, and top-notch accounting tips – aims to entertain and inform you as we watch the cannabis industry transform before us.

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Special 4/20 Edition

In honor of 4/20, we’re giving you a special edition of Weeding the News. This issue features more industry insights, a wider recap of the news –including expanded coverage of the cannabis scene in Florida and California – a more expansive event listing, and we’ve added a few jobs opportunities to the mix.

In case you’re unfamiliar with the origins of 4/20, here’s a quick explanation of its most likely genesis. In 1971, five students from San Rafael High School would meet at 4:20 p.m. to get high. This exact time was chosen because most school extracurriculars had ended by then. According to one member of the group, Dave Reddix, his work with the band The Grateful Dead helped popularize the iconic number that would forever be associated with cannabis.

What’s on the Docket

The Trump administration's tariffs could drive up pre-roll prices (among other issues). Florida veterans are one step closer to getting free medical marijuana cards. Hawaii moves to help expunge cannabis-related convictions. Mississippi opens a cannabis research center. Sarah Huckabee Sanders vetoed an Arkansas bill that could have opened the window to drive-thrus at its dispensaries. An Alabama woman is thrown in the big house after allegedly using drones to drop off cannabis at a maximum-security prison, and a police evidence trailer is missing 600 lbs. of cannabis. We provide some tax tips (including what you can’t write off).

We also hear from three industry insiders, including a German doctor, a director of operations, and the principal owner of a design service for intellectual property professionals.

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Cannabis in Los Angeles and Beyond

The Los Angeles DCR has revamped its 2025 Social Equity eligibility rules, expanding access to exclusive cannabis licenses. Updated income and conviction criteria aim to open more doors for aspiring equity applicants in the city’s legal market. For more information, visit the DCR website.

Assemblymember Matt Haney's AB 564 bill aims to halt the looming cannabis tax hike (25%) coming to California in July. Haney argues the hike would devastate small businesses and bolster the illicit market. For more on how this could affect cannabis taxation, head over to KRCR TV News.

Employees of STIIIZY, a “premium cannabis company,” voted to ratify a watershed three-year contract, which includes higher starting wages, expanded paid sick leave, and other benefits for about 500 workers across California. Read more on Cannabis Business Times.

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The recently imposed tariffs could drive up the price of pre-rolls while the country’s infrastructure struggles with relocating manufacturing to America from countries like Indonesia and India. Logistics companies are also set to feel the pressure. Read more on MjBizDaily.

THC-infused beverage companies are recruiting 2,000 people for a study on consuming cannabis seltzers over alcoholic beverages. Read more on Marijuana Moment.

Michigan cannabis sales rebounded in March, pulling in nearly $280 million in sales, an increase of almost 15% from February. However, year-over-year sales remain down. Read more on the Green Market Report.

U.S. legal cannabis sales hit $2.15 billion in March 2025, pushing Q1 totals past $6.18 billion. This sustained growth underscores the industry's expanding footprint and presents significant implications for cannabis accounting professionals. Read more on The Marijuana Herald.

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The Florida Senate has voted unanimously to approve a bill, SB 438, banning delta-8 THC products and severely restricting delta-9 in hemp-derived products. Read more on Ganjapreneur.

However, a Florida House panel has voted unanimously (16-0) to approve a bill that would provide free medical marijuana cards to veterans. Read more on The Marijuana Herald.

Rhode Island’s Cannabis Control Commission has approved a new set of rules that will inform the state’s cannabis market. Beginning May 1st, the state will be closer to issuing licenses for two dozen dispensaries. Rules will apply to packaging and labeling requirements, how licenses will be given, among other regulations. Read more on Cannabis Business Times.

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Hawaii’s governor, Josh Green, has signed a bill to help expedite the expungement process of past cannabis-related offenses. Read more on Marijuana Moment.

Following in Michigan’s footsteps, the Illinois Senate has passed a bill stating police cannot stop, detain, or search vehicles based only on the smell of cannabis. Read more on Wand News.

The University of Mississippi is establishing a Resource Center for Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (R3CR), intended to aid scientists nationwide in overcoming scientific and regulatory barriers. The program will be funded by a grant from the NIH. Read more on The Marijuana Herald.

Arkansas briefly dangled the chance of drive-thru windows at its dispensaries until Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders vetoed the bill. Read more on KATV.

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Abroad

New research from the Rand Corporation suggests that the U.K.’s drug policies may be leading to more violence than they’re actually preventing. Read more on Leafie.

Chilean lawmakers have proposed legislation that would legalize the consumption and cultivation of cannabis for those aged 18 and up. Read more on The Marijuana Herald.

New data suggests that the majority of Canadians see cannabis as a crucial component of the country’s economic future. Further, they want the government to do more to help the industry. Read more on Business Wire.

Also of note in our neighbor to the north, Canadian cannabis and liquor company SNDL is now listing its stocks on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE). Read more on MJBizDaily.


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Tax Tips: Where's my refund?

Track Your Tax Refund Status — Federal & California

Because cash flow matters, even after tax season.

Now that tax season is behind us, it's time to track your refund. Whether you’re a CEO, founder, or CFO, timely cash flow still counts.

What you’ll need:

  • Social Security Number (SSN)
  • Filing status
  • Exact refund amount
  • Additional for State
    • Zip Code
    • Street number from your address

    Timeframes:

  • Fed: E-filed returns: Updates in 24–72 hours; Paper returns: May take 4+ weeks
  • State: E-filed: Typically within 3 weeks; Paper-filed: Up to 3 months

Federal Refund (IRS)

Check your status using the official IRS tool

California Refund (FTB)
Track your refund here.


Pro Tip

Bookmark these tools for quick access. If your refund is delayed beyond 21 days (federal) or 30 days (California), reach out—we can help.


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Upcoming Events

Representatives from Cannabis CPA Tax will be attending these events.
Say hi... we’d love to chat.

California State Fair Cannabis Awards
Sacramento, CA, Jul 11–27, 2025.
The 2025 CA State Fair Cannabis Awards continues to celebrate California’s cannabis industry with a competition format.
The awards competition is open to all licensed California cannabis cultivators and manufacturers.
Tickets are $25 for a one-day pass valid anytime during the California State Fair.

Nationwide Tax Forum
San Diego, CA., Sep 16 - Sep 18
While not specifically about cannabis, this is a great event if you are in the tax business and are looking at attracting more customers, bolstering your productivity, and achieving a better work-life balance.

April

The Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR)  Virtual Lunch Hour

Wednesday, April 23, 2025
The next Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) Q&A Virtual Lunch is scheduled for Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 12:00 PM Pacific Time, hosted by Assistant Executive Director Jason Killeen, and offers an opportunity to ask questions about cannabis licensing, compliance, and the Social Equity Program.
Submit questions to the Los Angeles DCR here.
Live via: Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation.

NCIA Stakeholder Summit Series

Denver, CO, Apr 29
The premier venue for members and others to discuss policy and regulatory developments at the state and federal levels is coming to Colorado later this month.

Washington, D.C., May 13-15
Further, the NCIA will be hosting its 13th Annual Cannabis Industry Lobby Days, a premier advocacy event, as well as its stakeholder summit series.

May

NECANN

Baltimore, MD, May 2-3
The birthplace of the national anthem and The Wire will hold a convention centered around education, discovery, and community. Industry exports, developing trends, and new services and products are only some of what is on offer.

Cannabis Drinks Expo

Chicago, IL, May 22-23
Hosted by the Beverage Trade Network, this event is the largest gathering of cannabis beverage professionals. Drink producers, manufacturers, brand owners, distilleries, and brewers convene at this expo and brand conference.

June

CMB Expo

NY, New York City, Jun 4-5
Cannabis Means Business—Conference & Expo: featuring speakers, exhibits, networking, and more.

Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference ‘25

Chicago, IL, Jun 8-10
The Windy City will hold a conference for helping cannabis entrepreneurs raise capital, seal deals, and forge partnerships.

July

Nationwide Tax Forum

Chicago, IL, Jul 1-Jul 3
New Orleans, LA, Aug 5-Aug 7
Orlando, FL, Aug 26-Aug 28
Baltimore, MD, Sep 9 - Sep 11
San Diego, CA., Sep 16 - Sep 18
While not specifically about cannabis, this is a great event if you are in the tax business and are looking at attracting more customers, bolstering your productivity, and achieving a better work-life balance.

November

Business of Cannabis - New York

New York City, NY, Nov 6
The most influential leaders in policy, business, retail, and finance will come together in this conference to focus on the new capital of cannabis.

Events Abroad

If your travels take you abroad, we recommend attending these events hosted by our colleagues.

ICBC Berlin
Germany, Berlin, Apr 29-30
Europe's largest and longest-running B2B event, featuring a mix of education, networking, and entertainment.

CannaPortugal 2025
Portugal, Lisbon, May 16-17
Designed to raise awareness and promote cannabis globally, with a focus on Portuguese-speaking countries. Ideal for expanding your network and learning about developments in cannabis science, innovation, sustainability, and more.

April

Konopex Ostrava

Ostrava, Czech Republic, Apr 25-27
The 8th annual cannabis festival and trade show, with lectures, workshops, and a chili-eating contest.

Athens Cannabis Expo 2025

Athens, Greece, Apr 26-27
Aimed at informing the public about the global innovations and products that exist in the world of cannabis.

May

The Cannabis Expo

South Africa, Johannesburg, May 30-Jun 1
Don’t miss this global marketplace for education, new products, and businesses for the cannabis industry, from medicine to agriculture, finance, and lifestyle

Cheeba Cannabis Cultivation Summit

South Africa, Johannesburg, May 30-31
Enjoy a series of cultivation-related discussions.

Buds & Beats Festival

Zurich, Switzerland, May 31
Product stands, games, food and beverages, and music will be on offer at this cannabis music festival. In conjunction with the Buds & Beats festival is the CannaTrade B2B Barbecue, held the day before.

June

GreenTech Amsterdam

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Jun 10-12
Take a trip to the land of tulips and windmills for a meeting point for horticultural professionals, with an emphasis on cannabis. Featuring exhibits, networking, and chances to learn about horticultural innovations.

22nd EIHA Conference & Experience Hemp

Berlin, Germany, Jun 11-13
Achtung, baby, this conference and expo will feature research developments, expert speakers, networking opportunities, and more.

CB Club Berlin

Berlin, Germany, Jun 18
Enjoy this gathering of leading cannabis companies, with opportunities to network, learn from esteemed speakers, and relax.

Mary Jane

Berlin, Germany, Jun 19
Check out this trade show that’s also the world’s largest cannabis event, with lectures, exhibits, music, networking, and more.

CannMed 25

Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, Jun 17-20
An innovation and investment summit, featuring thought leaders in cannabis science, medicine, cultivation, and safety testing.

Cannabis Europa

London, England, Jun 24-25
A boutique industry expo, featuring over 40 of the leading cannabis businesses in Europe.

August

CANNAFAIR NRW

Düsseldorf, Germany, Aug 8-10
Relax as you take in this cannabis trade fair, with various cannabis-related products and services to explore.

ACannabis

Melbourne, Australia, Aug 11th
The 6th annual conference for the medical cannabis industry; discussion will be held on cultivation, manufacturing, products, and patients. Key members of the cannabis community, including policymakers, regulators, researchers, and more, will be attending.

September

InterTabac | CB Expo

Dortmund, Germany, Sept 18-20
A conference featuring established and nascent brands, showcasing various products and services, as well as lectures and networking opportunities.

PTMC – Portugal Medical Cannabis

Lisbon, Portugal, Sept 25-26
The 7th edition showcases a forum for cannabis professionals, policymakers, regulators, lawyers, and more.

October

Cultiva Hanfexpo

Vienna, Austria, Oct 3-5
Another cannabis trade fair, with global exhibitors, music, and a “hemp congress” that will educate attendees about the various aspects of hemp.

November

Asia International Hemp Expo & Forum

Bangkok, Thailand, Nov 5-7
An expo and forum showcasing the newest in hemp technology, materials, and equipment, aiming to facilitate the establishment of production bases in Thailand.

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The Situation Report

California officials say they have seized a total of $316 million in unlicensed cannabis in the first quarter of 2025. Read more on MjBizDaily.

In Colorado, 600 pounds of cannabis have been stolen from a “secured” evidence trailer in Arapahoe County. Read more on Ganjapreneur.

A dispensary in North Hollywood was a victim of a smash-and-grab burglary. Read more on KTLA5.

A Georgia woman is being accused of putting a dog collar around a toddler and making him smoke a joint. Read more on Hawaii News Now.

In Missouri, a cannabis deal that went south resulted in a shooting. The alleged perpetrator was later charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action. Read more on KSHB.

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In Alabama, a woman has been accused of twice using a drone to deliver 490 grams of cannabis to Holman Correctional Facility, a maximum security prison. After the first drone crashed, the woman allegedly used another one to deliver 250 more grams of cannabis to the prison. Read more on AL.com.

Abroad

Police in the U.K. have frozen bank accounts with over $1 million after discovering a network of 250 barbershops and other businesses that are allegedly connected to cannabis farms and money laundering. Police believe there was also evidence of modern slavery. Read more on The Guardian.

Industry Insight: High Standards for High-Quality Cannabis

Elliot Friedman, Principal of KYND, LLC

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“The path to high-quality cannabis is not synthesized in a lab or grown without consideration to overall plant health, but rather cultivated in living soil and water. Regenerative agriculture and aquaculture focus on managing vibrant ecosystems that nourish plants, animals, and the rest of the planet, yielding a complex spectrum of therapeutic synergistic compounds often diminished by typical commercial farming and manufacturing methods due to modified genetics, toxins, and heavy post-processing.

“Since current federal prohibition blocks USDA Organic certification for cannabis, our advocacy must demand state-level standards and transparency that mirror this rigor—think mandatory contaminant testing and verified cultivation practices. Certifications like Regenerative Organic Certified™ already offer a roadmap for this holistic approach. While home cultivation is already legal in over 20 states and DC, ensuring this right nationally remains crucial for empowering patients and the general public to control their medicine's quality using trusted methods. Legislative efforts like Florida's proposed SB 546 underscore the current reality: until the market consistently offers safe, whole-plant products with the transparency that rigorous certifications may provide, home cultivation remains essential to human safety.”


Industry Insight: Doctor's Orders

Dr. medic Vlad Gavril, doctor at Telecan

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“Medical cannabis wholesalers or producers, in general, need to start listening to doctors and other professionals working with cannabinoids, rather than relying on platforms like Reddit or Telegram for market insight. Our primary goal should be to help patients suffering from debilitating illnesses. As a doctor, I am concerned about producers introducing two or more new cultivars of flowers each week. Instead, I advocate for products that specifically aim to ameliorate patients’ symptoms, with a particular emphasis on whole plant extracts rather than single synthetic substances.

“It is essential to encourage collaboration between medical professionals and producers to develop specialized products tailored to specific patient needs. Evidence-based practices and open communication can significantly improve therapeutic outcomes in cannabinoid treatment. Let’s work together to elevate the standards of care and focus on effective treatments that genuinely benefit patients.

“Cannabis has the power to enhance everyday life in ways both subtle and profound. For some, it’s the moment of clarity that comes during a walk after a few puffs of a balanced hybrid. For others, it’s the ability to sleep through the night without interruption, or to be more present during time with loved ones. It can help elevate a weekend hike, bring ease to a quiet evening at home, or offer a spark of creativity in the middle of a busy day. Beyond its recreational appeal, cannabis holds immense medical potential it helps patients manage chronic pain, reduce inflammation, stimulate appetite during chemotherapy, and support mental health.”


Industry Insight: Cannabis Pricing

Lindsay Suffety, Director of Operations at Butter Cannabis Co.

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“With its wide range of benefits, cannabis should be affordable and accessible to everyone. But the reality is, the current pricing structure is threatening the survival of the very companies working hard to grow, produce, and distribute high-quality cannabis. Wholesale prices have plummeted, retail prices continue to race to the bottom, and the pressure to offer steep discounts has become the norm. It’s not sustainable, and it's pushing many small and mid-sized businesses to the brink.

“As an industry, we’ve trained consumers to shop for the highest THC at the lowest price, rather than educating them on what makes a truly good product. A better experience doesn’t come from potency alone; it comes from a full-spectrum cannabinoid profile, rich with terpenes and minor cannabinoids that work together to create an effect far greater than THC by itself. We need to reframe the conversation around quality, not just cost and numbers on a label. The future of cannabis depends on a more educated consumer base and a more balanced marketplace, one that values craft, care, and long-term sustainability.”


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Jobs


Job Title: Account Executive
Location: East St. Louis, IL
Salary: $75,000–$100,000/year

A leading cannabis company is seeking an account executive to drive sales and build client relationships in East St. Louis.

Requirements:

  • 2+ years of outside sales experience
  • Bachelor's degree (business or related field)

Ideal candidates will have cannabis industry experience and a background in alcohol, wine, and spirits sales, as well as pharmaceutical sales. Competitive salary and benefits offered.


Job Title: Accountant
Location: Raleigh, NC (Remote)
Salary: $90,000–$100,000/year
A growing hemp-derived wellness product company is hiring an accountant to manage financial operations and ensure compliance in Raleigh. Candidates should have accounting experience.

Ideal candidates will have a bachelor’s degree in accounting (or a related field) and have some experience in the cannabis, hemp, or wellness industry.


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Non-FAQs

Instead of answering questions that have been asked all the time, we offer a couple of questions that should be asked. If asked, the questions would save you a lot of time and trouble. Trust us.

A1: A step-up in basis is a tax rule that resets the value of an inherited asset, such as real estate, stocks, or other investments, to its fair market value on the date of the original owner’s death. This adjustment can significantly reduce capital gains taxes when heirs sell the inherited property.

Step-Up in Basis Explained

When a property owner passes away, the cost basis (original purchase price) of the asset is “stepped up” to its current market value. This new basis becomes the starting point for capital gains calculations if the property is later sold.

Example:

  • Original purchase price: $100,000
  • Value at death: $400,000
  • New basis: $400,000
  • Sale price by heir: $420,000
  • Taxable gain = only $20,000, not $320,000

Step-Up in Basis and Property Taxes

While a step-up in basis impacts capital gains tax, it does not directly affect property tax. Property tax is typically based on the assessed value set by local laws.
In states like California, under Proposition 13, property is reassessed when it changes ownership – often increasing the tax bill. However, some exclusions exist for family transfers (e.g., under Proposition 19), which can limit reassessment.

Summary

  • Step-up in basis helps reduce capital gains tax on inherited property.
  • Property taxes may be reassessed depending on state laws and who inherits the asset.

Understanding the tax benefits of inherited real estate can help families plan smarter and save money.


A2: Short answer: For most people, no, haircuts are not tax-deductible. Under IRS rules, grooming expenses are considered personal and not allowable business deductions, even if you need to look sharp for work.

IRS Reference:

According to IRS Publication 535 (Business Expenses), personal grooming expenses — including haircuts — are not deductible unless they are “ordinary and necessary” business expenses that are directly related to your income-producing activity and not adaptable to general use.

See: IRS Pub 535, Section on Personal Expenses

When Can a Haircut Be a Tax Write-Off?

Although rare, there are limited exceptions where haircuts may be considered deductible:

1. Entertainment Industry or Public-Facing Roles

If you’re an actor, model, or media personality, and your haircut is:

  • Required for a specific role or production, and
  • Not suitable for everyday personal use,

…it may qualify as a deductible business expense. You must prove that it’s necessary and directly tied to a business activity.

Example: Hair and makeup expenses for a performer in a commercial shoot or TV show.

2. Self-Employed Influencers & Public Figures

If your appearance is a critical element of your brand and revenue (e.g., YouTubers, TikTok creators, keynote speakers), some stylists and accountants may justify the haircut expense — but documentation is key, and this is still a gray area.

Military Haircuts: Still Not Deductible

Even though military personnel are required to maintain grooming standards, the cost of haircuts for service members is not tax-deductible.

  • The IRS has ruled that required grooming (such as a military regulation haircut) is still a personal expense.
  • The U.S. Tax Court has upheld this position in multiple cases (e.g., Hamper v. Commissioner, T.C. Summary Opinion 2011-40), reaffirming that mandatory does not equal deductible unless the expense is exclusively tied to income production and not personal in nature.

Famous Example: Donald Trump’s $70,000 Hair Deduction

It was reported that former President Donald Trump deducted $70,000 in hairstyling costs for his appearances on The Apprentice. While technically possible under §162 of the Internal Revenue Code for “ordinary and necessary” expenses in entertainment, these deductions would need to be:

  • Strictly business-related, and
  • Non-personal in use or benefit.

This highlights the fine line between legitimate business expenses and personal ones.

Bottom Line: Can You Write Off Haircuts?

Occupation Haircut Deductible? Why
Corporate Employee No Personal grooming, not business-related
Military Member No Required, but still personal per IRS
Actor/Model Sometimes (rare) If role-specific and not worn off-set
YouTuber / Influencer Sometimes (Rare) Possible, but risky and highly scrutinized

Final Tip:

Unless you’re in a highly specialized media role, trying to write off your haircuts could trigger an IRS audit. Always talk to a tax professional before making gray-area deductions.


A3: Under IRS guidelines (see IRC §162), clothing is only tax-deductible if it's (1) required for work and (2) not suitable for everyday wear. Think uniforms, branded gear, or protective wear—not your office blazer or dress shoes.

Deductible: Scrubs, branded uniforms, safety gear.
Not Deductible: Suits, business casual attire.

Example: A dentist can deduct lab coats with embroidered logos, but not slacks or button-down shirts.

Nuance: Even if you only wear it for work, if it’s adaptable to personal use, the IRS will deny it.

[Ref: IRS Pub 529, IRC §162(a)]

About the Principals

  • Bruce T. Andersen, MBA, MS (Tax), CPA

    Managing Director of Cannabis CPA Tax with seven years of cannabis-specific experience, tax services, and strategies provided to several dozen cannabis operators on a national scope.

  • Thomas W. Andersen, CRTP

    Vice President of Field Ops at Cannabis CPA Tax, with 20 years of regulated cannabis industry experience, 18 years of which as an accountant and solutions provider, servicing cannabis operators in all segments of the industry. Read his interview in Fat Nugs Magazine.

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