DCP
Connecticut DCP-aware dispensary platform
Native compliance hooks for Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection rules. METRC traceability, the unique potency-tier excise (0.625¢ to 3¢ per mg THC) + 6.35% state sales + 3% municipal cannabis tax, DCP reconciliation cadence, and the medical / adult-use lane separation Connecticut requires.
Regulator
Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP)
https://portal.ct.gov/dcp/medical-marijuana-program ↗Statutes that bite
| Citation | Subject |
|---|---|
| Conn. Gen. Stat. §21a-420 | Responsible and Equitable Regulation of Adult-Use Cannabis Act (RERACA) |
| Conn. Gen. Stat. §21a-408 | Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program |
| RCSA §21a-408 | DCP medical + adult-use cannabis regulations |
| Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-330ll | Potency-tier excise tax statute (0.625-3¢ per mg THC) |
Tax stack
Excise
Potency-tier excise per mg THC: 0.625¢ (flower) / 2.75¢ (edibles) / 0.9¢ (other) — calculated per-product at point of sale, not as a flat percentage. CT is one of the few states using a potency-based model.
Sales / Use
6.35% Connecticut state sales tax + 3% municipal cannabis tax (mandatory, not optional). Total state-stack: 9.35% on adult-use; medical patients exempt from the 3% municipal tax.
Local option
3% municipal cannabis tax is mandatory, applied uniformly statewide — no local-option variance. Auto-derived per store address (no city/county lookup required).
Compliance topics surfaced in-platform
- Age 21+ adult-use / 18+ medical patient ID verification with split lanes
- METRC tag handoff + manifest reconciliation per RCSA §21a-408
- Potency-tier excise calculation per product (DCP requires per-mg-THC line-item math, not flat percentage)
- Patient registry lookup hook (Connecticut Medical Marijuana Patient ID)
- Daily inventory reconciliation export shaped for DCP record-keeping
- Social-equity license-class flagging (CT prioritized social-equity applicants in the 2022-2023 conversion)
What ships on day-1 for CT
- Adult-use + medical product lanes with separate tax stacks
- Per-mg-THC potency-tier excise calculation engine (rare among POS — most assume flat percentage)
- 6.35% state + 3% municipal stack derivation
- METRC-shaped inventory + sale receipt mirror
- Daily reconciliation report (auto-runs at close)
- Manager write-up assistant configurable to CT labor + DCP rule taxonomy
We serve here — honestly
We don’t operate stores in Connecticut. We do follow DCP bulletins, the per-mg-THC potency-tier excise math (rare among states), the 9.35% state-stack with no local-option variance, the medical-vs-adult-use 3%-municipal split, and the social-equity license-class topology from the 2022-2023 conversion. CannAgent ships CT support with the same compliance discipline we apply to WSLCB — and we’ll say it directly when something’s off.
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See it on your CT data.
30-minute demo on a sandbox shaped like your store. End the call with a fixed-scope quote and a CT-aware cutover plan.