SB41 revises Nevada's cannabis tax laws, requiring permits for cannabis sales and detailing permit revocation and suspension procedures.
SB41 amends Nevada's cannabis tax laws by requiring every person selling cannabis to obtain a cannabis tax permit for each place of business. The bill outlines the application process for these permits, including the need for written explanations of tax liabilities. It also establishes procedures for the Department of Taxation to revoke or suspend permits for non-compliance, with a requirement to notify the Cannabis Compliance Board. If a permit is revoked or suspended, the corresponding cannabis license is also suspended until the tax liability is paid in full.
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