01 The three-layer tax stack
Nevada stacks a 15% wholesale excise on fair market value, a 10% retail excise, and state sales tax. SellStack's tax engine applies all three from one configuration, each where it is owed.
Nevada stacks a 15% wholesale excise, a 10% retail excise, and state sales tax, and most product has to move through a licensed distributor before it reaches a retailer. On September 24, 2026, the Legislative Commission signed off on CCB regs that raised delivery trips to 12.5 ounces and the per-consumer delivery limit to 2.5 ounces a day, and a Cannabis Advisory Commission subcommittee created by AB 76 is studying whether to drop the wholesale tax and raise the retail rate. Operators tracking the distributor hand-off, three tax layers, and Metrc on separate systems are losing margin in a market where taxable sales slipped in FY25.
SellStack handles the seven Nevada realities as one ledger. The rules can keep moving. Your operations do not have to.
Nevada is a mature, tourism-driven market anchored on the Las Vegas Strip, and taxable sales slipped about 8.6% in FY25. A three-layer tax stack, a mandatory distributor middle tier, and a fresh round of CCB regs are all live at once. Four of them carry the most operational weight.
One ledger, not five tools stitched together. Each links to the detail on the next page.
Nevada stacks a 15% wholesale excise on fair market value, a 10% retail excise, and state sales tax. SellStack's tax engine applies all three from one configuration, each where it is owed.
Nevada runs seed-to-sale on Metrc under the Cannabis Compliance Board, and the 2025 session expanded CCB enforcement. SellStack ships native Metrc integration, reconciled from your own ledger.
Nevada requires product to move through a licensed distributor between establishments. SellStack models the distributor hand-off on one ledger, so the middle tier is a tracked step, not a blind spot.
Nevada added consumption lounges and, as of September 24, 2026, raised delivery trips to 12.5 ounces and the per-consumer delivery limit to 2.5 ounces a day. SellStack owns the order and carries it into delivery with the caps enforced.
Every inventory, sales, and test record carries the lot identifier from receipt through sale, so the lot genealogy is the ledger. Metrc reconciliation and GMP both fall out of it.
SellStack Cannabis ERP-Commerce backs onto your ERP or warehouse platform. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Cannabis on Business Central is fully supported, so financials, inventory, and commerce run from one ledger.
The federal GMP clock started April 28, 2026 for Nevada medical operators. The records half is built in, as a byproduct of operating normally. Learn more at gmp.sellstack.shop.
SellStack moves the numbers on both sides of the ledger. Streamlined automation lifts productivity, so more of every sale reaches the bottom line instead of being spent on manual compliance and reconciliation work. And SellStack's B2B buyer tools have increased buyer purchasing by 50 to 75% in measured results (SellStack Insights Reporting), turning the wholesale relationships you already have into more volume without more headcount.
SellStack ships the commerce and records layer for Nevada cannabis operators. It does not stand in for the parts of compliance that are yours:
SellStack does not replace Metrc either. It reconciles to it, so the lot-level record the state sees already matches the record you run your business on. When the CCB changes a rule, like the delivery caps it raised in September 2026, SellStack's configuration layer handles the adaptation and your inventory logic stays stable.
SellStack is the cannabis commerce engine for operators running real multi-channel, multi-entity operations: B2B wholesale through the mandatory distributor tier with the wholesale tax handled at transfer, B2C retail and pickup, statewide delivery, and consumption lounges, on one ledger with lot-level traceability and ERP integration.