IRS Says Colorado Pot Dispensary Can't Deduct Expenses

By Eric Kroh · April 20, 2016, 1:45 PM EDT

The Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday defended its disallowance of tax deductions claimed by a marijuana dispensary, telling a Colorado federal court that it has the authority to prohibit deductions associated...

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Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim Dismiss/Lack of Jurisdiction

Case Information

Case Title

Alpenglow Botanicals, LLC et al v. USA

Case Number

Court

Colorado

Nature of Suit

Tax Suits

Date Filed

February 03, 2016

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