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IRS Enforces Tax Laws, Executive Order Addresses Medical Marijuana Rescheduling

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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The IRS is enforcing tax laws and regulations, including the continued evolution of Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code. President Trump issued an Executive Order directing the rescheduling of medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act. Furthermore, litigation is advancing in the case of *New Mexico Top Organics Inc., d/b/a Ultra Health v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue*. For Tax Year 2025, medical and adult use cannabis remained listed on Schedule I of the CSA.

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Why it matters

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The actions affect the tax compliance landscape for cannabis businesses. Taxpayers seeking to disclose a position other than Section 280E needed a 'Reasonable Basis' Opinion when filing their returns. The Executive Order outlines the process for how medical cannabis is to be rescheduled.

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  • The operational function of the Internal Revenue Service could be affected by the executive order and advanced litigation challenges.

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