A cannabis tax compliance blog

Another state is available now in our Tax API! Michigan joins California, Oregon, Washington State, Florida and Massachusetts bringing the number of supported states to six.

We're happy to announce the release of two more states now available in the Pact Tax API.

Californians have cast their ballots to decide whether to approve or reject 76 different general sales and use tax measures. We've got them all right here.

The results are coming in for the city and county cannabis tax initiatives. We'll be keeping the results up to date here as the continue to roll in.

Sales taxes change constantly across the United States. 2020 is no exception with 76 separate ballot initiatives up for vote. Here's a list of every one.

California's cities and counties are voting on 30 separate cannabis tax related ballot initiatives on November 3rd, 2020. Here's a summarized list of all of them.

There's a lot of misleading, confusing and outright wrong information floating around the internet about how to properly calculate retail cannabis taxes in California. We'll clear it up in this series. First up: San Diego.

We're very excited to announce the launch of our blog, Unpact. We've been diving deep into cannabis tax compliance for the last two years and we're thrilled to share what we've learned along the way. We'll be sharing news, critical tax updates, tips, tricks and guides.

When we started Strainge we wanted to reflect the rebellious spirit of the cannabis industry we love. The notion that cannabis was being taxed after all these years was just so, well, strange — and terrifying given the tax regimes being put in place. So we set out to make a scary thing tame, and thus the adorable monster was born. But now it's time for a change. Say hello to Pact.