- Friday, June 21, 2024
- 4-6 p.m.
Location
Sabathani Community Center Auditorium
310 East 38th Street
Suite 120
Minneapolis, MN 55409
What to expect
This event will provide training on how to complete OCM’s social equity applicant (SEA) verification process. Those verified through this process would be eligible to submit an application for license preapproval, which is a separate process.
Deadline to register
June 21, 2024 (noon)
For additional details, visit OCM’s website (https://mn.gov/ocm/)
Sales and Use Tax for Cannabis Agricultural Production Course
This course covers the sales and use tax responsibilities for businesses engaged in hemp and cannabis production. We will discuss business purchases, including exemptions that may be available on agricultural equipment and supplies. We will also discuss the taxability of your sales and documentation necessary for claiming exemptions.
This is a new industry-specific course. It is available as a webinar only. We offer an Introduction to Sales and Use Tax Course that complements this training and covers general information that applies to all businesses.
This course is designed for:
- Accountants
- Bookkeepers
- Business owners
- Purchasing agents
- Others who need a working knowledge of sales and use tax
Details
The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) will hold an implementation update webinar on Tuesday, June 18, from 4-5 p.m. Among the topics:
- General implementation update
- 2024 legislative session wrap up and updated timelines
- Rulemaking
- Outreach, engagement and upcoming technical assistance
Registration is required and limited to 1,000 participants.
Speakers:
- Charlene Briner, Interim Director
- Eric Taubel, General Counsel
- Sophie Leininger, Government Relations Director
- Merone Melekin, Outreach Director
If you can’t attend the virtual session on June 18, OCM will post a recording of the webinar on its website at a later date.
Participation in this event requires Minnesota state government to collect information from attendees, including their name and email address. This information will be classified under state law as public data, which means it must be made available to any person that requests access to it. While a name must be provided, if you wish to remain anonymous you may input an alias.
We look forward to having you attend!
