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The IRS Targets Drug Policy Reformers

4/15’s a Bummer for 4/20 –

March 17, 2019 – (T)hat language arguably covers organizations that advocate legalization of marijuana (or any other prohibited substance) or favor looser restrictions on certain prescription medications, both of which would improve “business conditions” for companies that sell those drugs.  The exclusion also seems to encompass advocacy of less ambitious reforms, such as allowing state-licensed marijuana merchants to deduct business expenses on their federal income tax returns or changing the laws and regulations that discourage banks from serving such businesses.

Full Story @ Reason.com

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