Alaska SB73 amends marijuana tax and registration laws, including tax on sales, registration timelines, and tax exemptions.
Alaska SB73 introduces changes to marijuana tax and registration laws. It imposes an excise tax on the sale or transfer of marijuana from cultivation facilities to retail stores or manufacturing facilities. The bill also mandates that local regulatory authorities issue registrations within 90 days of receiving applications, with specific timelines for denial notifications. Additionally, it allows local governments to set biennial operating, registration, and application fees for marijuana establishments.
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