Marijuana banking and labelling is a complex affair, especially in California. That is why we have created this guide to help you navigate through the murky waters and ensure that your canna- business is always ahead of the game and in compliance.

Marijuana Industry

 If you want to ring in the New Year on a good note, check out our list of the top cannabis stocks for December 2020. Investors endured tremendous market volatility over the past few months, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel. The Biden presidential win signaled a loosening of regulations and a greater likelihood that cannabis businesses can thrive. Here are the cannabis stocks we think you should be watching. 

Jushi Holdings

 Our list of the top cannabis stocks for November 2020 are expected to keep making big gains. A Democrat win in the U.S. election will set the industry on the fast track toward legalization. Ever since Senator Kamala Harris stated “we will decriminalize marijuana” during her debate with Vice President Mike Pence, weed stocks have been soaring. While the road is still far for legal weed, it could be shorter with a Democrat win.Here are the top pot stocks to watch out for this election month.

Our Favorite: Trulieve Cannabis

 Yesterday most marijuana stocks switched to a bullish trend after being in the woods for a long while. The surge was slow but significant enough to get the attention of market participants who were satisfied with the outcome of the trading session. Market analysts observing the upward trend were hopeful that pot stocks would continue to gain momentum in the near future. For example, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite soared by 0.5% to 1%.The bump on Thursday gave hope to pot investors who had begun to despair on the stocks. Most marijuana stocks have been struggling due to challenges in the industry such as poor cashflow, poor management, and stiff competition in the industry.As much as the COVID- 19 pandemic has done a number on most traditional ...

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 Get ready for the top marijuana stocks for October 2020. Most of these stocks we’ve covered before. Recent developments have kept these weed stocks at the top of our list. While some industries suffer, the weed industry is making some strides despite COVID. If you’re ready to invest in weed, check out these marijuana stocks.

Aphria (APHA)

Curaleaf (CURLF)

 Here is a list of the 7 best marijuana insurance companies in the US. We have taken all the time and effort to come up with this list, all you will need to do is spare seven or some minutes to indulge in this very helpful information.When you think of your Marijuana business, the first thing to pop into your head is likely not insurance. But think of it, what happens when you experience accidents, theft, cyber-attacks, a fire or even a have a lawsuit filed against you?Lucky for you, this is an industry that is growing exponentially; there are a couple of marijuana insurance companies that may be willing to take up this risk on your behalf for a small pre- negotiated premium.As an increasing number of states move to legalize the use of marijuana, increasingly more ...

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 The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released tax guidance for cannabis businesses on Sept. 10, 2020. In the website, the IRS includes instructions on how cannabis businesses can pay their taxes even if they don’t have a bank account. The tax clarification helps companies remain compliant. Despite the change, they suffer a big disadvantage due to federal restrictions.

IRS Watchdog Group Spurs Action

 Should you buy Aphria stock? Ontario-based Aphria is one of the biggest weed companies by market value. Like many other brands, it’s not been immune to the COVID-19 crisis. Despite the pandemic woes, it's seen strong sales in medical and adult-use markets. Our article covers the pros and cons of buying this popular pot stock.

A Troubled Past