Delaware Code § 4-1383

Collection and administration of the marijuana tax; mandatory reports; preemption
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(a) The marijuana tax imposed on the consumer under § 1382 of this title shall be collected at the point of sale and remitted by each
retail marijuana store licensee that engages in the retail sale of marijuana products. The marijuana tax is considered a tax upon the retail
marijuana store licensee that is required to collect the tax, and the retail marijuana store licensee is considered a taxpayer.
(b) A retail marijuana store licensee shall file a monthly report to the Commissioner, the Division of Revenue, and the Division of
Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement.
(c) A retail marijuana store licensee shall pay the marijuana tax to the Division of Revenue in the form and manner prescribed by the
Director of Revenue, but not later than with each monthly report.
(d) Except to the extent inconsistent with specific provisions of this chapter, the provisions of Chapter 5 of Title 30 shall govern the
assessment, collection, review, and appeal of deficiencies of tax imposed by this title, and any interest and penalties thereon, and claims for
refund of overpayment of taxes imposed by this chapter.
(e) The fees, charges, and taxes imposed by the State under this chapter shall be in lieu of all county and municipal license fees and taxes
upon the business of selling, growing, and manufacturing marijuana as such. Provided, however, general occupational licenses fees and
general taxes imposed uniformly on everyone within the class are not preempted.
(f) Any information set forth or disclosed in any report or return required under or as a result of this section, including any information
which is required to be attached or included on any report or return required under or as a result of this section, is subject to the provisions
of § 368 of Title 30.

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