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Federal banking rules make funding Maryland cannabis industry tricky - Vimarsana News

Federal banking rules make funding Maryland cannabis industry tricky

Maryland's plan to create a legal market for cannabis is expected to create a likely billion-dollar industry.

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Summary: Amendments to Maryland House Bill 556 and Senate Bill 516 | Foley Hoag LLP - Cannabis and the Law - Vimarsana News

Summary: Amendments to Maryland House Bill 556 and Senate Bill 516 | Foley Hoag LLP - Cannabis and the Law

Maryland House Bill 556 (cross-filed with Maryland Senate Bill 516), introduced on February 3, 2023, contains essential provisions for any person or entity interested in participating...

'All cash all the time': Drug rules make banking pot money tricky - Vimarsana News

'All cash all the time': Drug rules make banking pot money tricky

How to bank potential billions from legal marijuana remains a thorny question as federal banking regulations treat cannabis as an illegal drug.

Federal banking rules make funding Maryland cannabis industry tricky - Vimarsana News

Federal banking rules make funding Maryland cannabis industry tricky

With less than a week left in Maryland’s legislative session, most elements of Maryland’s plan to create a legal market for cannabis have been decided. Bills on track to pass establish details like licenses to be allotted, the types of operators allowed, and provisions to create an equitable market for a likely billion-dollar industry. 

Federal banking rules make funding MD cannabis industry tricky - Vimarsana News

Federal banking rules make funding MD cannabis industry tricky

How to bank money from Maryland's marijuana industry is still a thorny question in light of federal banking regulations that treat it as illegal drug money.