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Cannabis Rescheduling Is Coming: What It Means for Taxes, Registration, and Compliance

Michigan’s recent rescheduling announcement has the potential to reshape key aspects of the cannabis industry, creating both opportunity and uncertainty for owners and operators. For many businesses, the news raises immediate questions around tax exposure, compliance requirements, operational planning, and what changes could impact profitability moving forward. If you are unsure how rescheduling could affect your organization, you are not alone.

Learn from Maner’s Maddy Henry, CPA, Principal, and Clayton Stiffler, CPA, CCIFP, Principal, as they break down what the federal rescheduling announcement could mean for Michigan cannabis businesses, including the potential impact on medical versus adult-use markets, how Section 280E tax treatment may change, and what new DEA registration or compliance requirements could look like.  

Watch today to gain practical insights, understand the potential risks and opportunities ahead, and walk away with a clearer picture of how to navigate the changing cannabis landscape with greater confidence.