One consolidated set of books, multiple regulatory regimes
Every state runs its own seed-to-sale system, its own excise structure and its own version of a state-level 280E fix, or none at all. We keep entity-level books for each of your licensed subsidiaries that satisfy that state's regulator, while rolling everything up into a single consolidated management reporting package for ownership and lenders.
Consistent COGS methodology across state lines
A cost accounting method that works for a Colorado Cultivation Facility using METRC won't automatically translate to a facility in a state using a different track-and-trace platform. We standardize your absorption-costing methodology across every entity so intercompany comparisons, budget-to-actual reporting and lender covenant calculations are apples to apples.
Intercompany transactions and transfer pricing
Groups that transfer product, brand licenses or management services between a Colorado entity and out-of-state affiliates need documented, arm's-length intercompany pricing. We build transfer pricing memos and intercompany agreements that hold up if the IRS or a state auditor challenges related-party pricing between commonly owned cannabis entities.
Coordinating audit and examination risk across states
A federal 280E examination in one state can create ripple effects on other states' returns if methodology is inconsistent. We keep documentation aligned across every jurisdiction so an examination in one location doesn't expose weaknesses elsewhere in your group.
