Are you navigating the complex landscape of cannabis taxation? Foley Hoag invites you to an exclusive webinar featuring our partners, Jesse Alderman and Kip Cawley. This event was designed to provide you with critical insights and updates on the most pressing tax issues facing the cannabis industry in 2025.
Topics Discussed:
Pending 280E Cases
IRS Approach to 280E
471(c) Issues
Impact of the Trump Administration on the IRS
Why Attend?
Professional Insights: Gain valuable knowledge from Jesse Alderman and Kip Cawley, who have extensive experience in cannabis law and taxation.
Stay Informed: Understand the latest developments in cannabis tax law and how they may impact your business.
Interactive Q&A: Engage with our team and get your specific questions answered.
Who Should Attend?
Cannabis business owners and operators
Tax professionals and accountants
Legal advisors and compliance officers
Anyone interested in the evolving landscape of cannabis taxation
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