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period for which the extension is requested. The Tax Administrator's decision whether to grant <br />an extension request for good cause will be based upon the facts and circumstances in each case. <br />5. Each written request for an extension to file a marijuana tax return must contain the <br />name and address of the marijuana retailer the tax period associated with the request, and an <br />explanation of the reason for requesting additional time to file the return. <br />6. If the extension to file a marijuana tax return is granted, the marijuana retailer Must <br />file the return within 30 days of the original due date of the return. <br />7. The Tax Administrator may require documentary proof to substantiate assertions <br />of good cause when making a determination whether an extension to file a return is warranted. <br />R -3.706-F ACCOUNTING AND RECORD KEEPING RESPONSIBILITIES. <br />1. A marijuana retailer must maintain all records and any information and data <br />required to determine the correct tax liability under Eugene's Ordinance No. 20566. Every <br />marijuana retailer must keep and preserve, in a generally- accepted accounting format used for <br />reporting revenue and taxes due on business activity, detailed records of all sales made. The <br />marijuana retailer must maintain all required records for a period of five years from the time to <br />which the record relates, or for as long as the marijuana retailer retains the marijuana items to <br />which the record relates, whichever is later. <br />2. If a marijuana retailer sells taxable and tax-exempt marijuana items (medical <br />marijuana items sold to medical marijuana cardholders), records of such tax-exempt sales must be <br />kept and include the following: <br />(a) The date of the sale; <br />(b) The medical marijuana card number; <br />(c) The taxed marijuana product category, including but not limited to, <br />marijuana leaves, marijuana flowers, immature marijuana plants, cannabinoid edibles, <br />cannabinoid concentrates, cannabinoid extracts, cannabinoid products intended to be used <br />by apply to skin or hair, and cannabinoid products other than as described in this Rule R- <br />3.706 -F; <br />(d) The name of the maTij Uana product, <br />(e) The unit price of the marijuana product; <br />(f) The number of units sold; and <br />(g) The total amount of the sale. <br />Administrative Order - Page 6 of 9 <br />
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