Great Barrington —Rebelle Dispensary, operated by parent company Community Growth Partners Great Barrington Operations LLC, located at 783 South Main Street, owes the state $424,209 in outstanding sales taxes and marijuana retail taxes.
According to documents obtained by The Berkshire Edge, State Commissioner of Revenue Geoffrey Snyder, via his counsel, applied to Suffolk Superior Court on January 21 to enter the premises of Rebelle to collect or seize property to cover the debt.
The court granted Snyder’s application to enter the premises to collect on the company’s debt.
Notices of levy were previously served on several of the company’s bank accounts, but the Commissioner of Revenue’s Office was unsuccessful in collecting money.
The Commissioner of Revenue’s Office proceeded with tax liens on March 1, 2024, and July 19, 2024.
A notice of collection was sent to the company on February 7, 2024, and a notice of intent to seize was sent on November 26, 2024.
Legal documents show that the company owes state taxes dating back to January 31, 2022, which include $338,639.31 in taxes, $107,219.19 in penalties, and $38,183.95 in interest.
The company paid $60,022.91 of what it owes the state.
Community Growth Partners is part of a lawsuit against the town of Great Barrington over Host Community Agreements.
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