Doer
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That is for all businesses. The "not true" is that you are saying the CO industry is bank free.
Cannabis re-legalization going strong in Colorado under Obama
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UncleBuck
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the nearest dispensary to me got busted a while back trying to move 10 pounds to an out of state CI.
one year probation was all they got.
they now have a hippy coffee shop where people bring weed and smoke and sit in drum circles and do all that hippy kind of shit.
kinda funny if you ask me.
UncleBuck
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lol, the rule applies to every business, not just pot businesses.
that's a burn on desertballerina.
sheskunk
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Except for the fact that banks won't allow pot businesses to open accounts. Everyone other business can though.
That's a burn on pot businesses.
UncleBuck
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that's already changing, not that dispensaries aren't opening their doors all over the place regardless.
sheskunk
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That's not the point.
UncleBuck
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your point seemed to be that banks won't do business with dispensaries. i pointed out that it's already changing.
what was your point?
sheskunk
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There is a 10% penalty from IRS for paying your taxes in cash. Dispensaries are being forced to pay in cash because banks won't allow them to open accounts.
You are a retard.
UncleBuck
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no one is ever forced to open a dispensary. people are choosing to anyway knowing full well about the penalty though. doesn't seem to be a big deal. seems like they're happy enough to keep 90% of a million bucks for growing weed, all legal.
but like i said, banks are slowly starting to work with dispensaries now, so your point is moot.
sheskunk
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UncleBuck
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So you weren't able to find one single thing, so you made it all up. Most call that Lying.
http://www.dailycamera.com/ci_18743882
Banks aren't slowly doing anything except closing dispensary accounts.