Environmental & Healthcare Legislative Watch50 States · D.C. · U.S. Congress
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Fiscal Summary STATE GOVERNMENTREVENUEDepartment of RevenueAlcoholic Beverage CommissionGeneral FundFY26-27($1,209,700)NET ($1,204,800)($9,677,900)FY27-28 & Subsequent Years($1,209,700)NET ($1,202,400)($9,677,900) OTHER FISCAL IMPACT The extent of stable revenues generated from the regulation of hemp-derived cannabinoid products is contingent on recent federal action and state agency enforcement of such action. At this time, the state will continue to regulate such products pursuant to state laws pending guidance from the United States Department of Justice. Bill Summary Present law imposes a tax on the sale of hemp-derived cannabinoid products (HDCPs) at a wholesale amount of $0.02 per milligram of hemp-derived cannabinoid in each HDCP sold at wholesale in this state. This bill lowers the tax amount to $0.01 per milligram. DELIVERY SALES Present law requires that all sales of HDCPs and transfers of product from a retailer to a consumer take place at a licensed retail location in a face-to-face transaction, and prohibits delivery or shipping of HDCPs to consumers in this state. This bill authorizes a licensed retailer to supply, sell, deliver, and install products authorized to be sold by the retailer to locations outside of the licensed premises. Further, this bill authorizes a licensed retailer to deliver HDCPs to a consumer, without the consumer purchasing the products at the physical location of the retailer in a face-to-face transaction. The retailer, or its agent, must require the consumer to present a valid government-issued photo identification, confirm the consumer is at least 21, and have the consumer sign a verification at the time of delivery. Further, a retailer must maintain a record of the delivery, which includes the name of the consumer who placed and received the order; the products delivered; the
