Tax Court Can't Review Marijuana's Drug Status, IRS Says

By Kat Lucero · March 10, 2026, 5:13 PM EDT

The U.S. Tax Court is not authorized to examine and change marijuana's controlled substance status, the Internal Revenue Service said, rebuking a bid from a New Mexico dispensary operator seeking relief...

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