Alaska HB91 amends marijuana regulations, including tax rates, registration processes, and tracking requirements for cultivation facilities.
Alaska HB91 modifies the state's marijuana regulations by adjusting tax rates, registration processes, and tracking requirements for cultivation facilities. The bill sets a tax rate of $12.50 per ounce on marijuana sold or transferred from cultivation facilities. It mandates that cultivation facilities assign a tracking number to each crop when the plants exceed eight inches in height. The bill also outlines procedures for the registration of marijuana establishments, including the submission of fingerprints and fees for criminal history checks.
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