Brewery
Well-Known Member
well it looks like I've stumbled upon another patient(other than my wife) in need of a dg.
My intent is to follow the acmpr where guidance is available. I will be keeping complete accounting records and reporting the net income (if any) as other revenue to keep cra happy.
To those who've been dg's what other "best practices" have you adopted.
I'm assuming the storage site should be the processing site and not the patients home address (to allow for proper trimming and curing).
According to the acmpr regs, a dg can only transfer a 30 day supply or 150g at a time - whichever is less. It doesn't appear to have any provisions stating I must not provide more than the daily dose - just that the transfer limits are in place.
It appears dgs are allowed to process into extracts (other than via organic solvents), and provide that to the patient using the equivalency factors.
Thoughts?
My intent is to follow the acmpr where guidance is available. I will be keeping complete accounting records and reporting the net income (if any) as other revenue to keep cra happy.
To those who've been dg's what other "best practices" have you adopted.
I'm assuming the storage site should be the processing site and not the patients home address (to allow for proper trimming and curing).
According to the acmpr regs, a dg can only transfer a 30 day supply or 150g at a time - whichever is less. It doesn't appear to have any provisions stating I must not provide more than the daily dose - just that the transfer limits are in place.
It appears dgs are allowed to process into extracts (other than via organic solvents), and provide that to the patient using the equivalency factors.
Thoughts?