The U.S. Supreme Court won’t consider a challenge brought by several Colorado marijuana companies disputing an IRS summons over improper business deductions.
Speidell v. United States concerns tax code Section 280E, which says that a business that consists of trafficking in a Schedule I or II controlled substance can’t receive any tax deductions—and state-legal marijuana businesses currently fall under that restriction.
The high court rejected the chance to consider the case on Monday.
In the case, a group of marijuana dispensaries sought review of an IRS summons for tax returns to determine if the they claimed deductions blocked ...