Cannabis Business
Accounting Software
We set out to create a solution specific to your business. Through simple transaction entry, our software will produce a profit and loss statement that is in compliance with I.R.C. §280E and I.R.C. §471.
Who We Are
We are a team of IRS Enrolled Agents and Accountants who set out to help taxpayers trafficking in a Schedule I or Schedule II controlled substance determine cost of goods sold (“COGS”) for the purposes of §280E of the Internal Revenue Code, and to provide a GAAP compliant solution for your financial record-keeping process.
Pricing
License Specific Solutions
Monthly Software membership specific to your business type.
Dispensary Subscription
$49.99
- Simple Transaction Entry Form
- GAAP Compliant Financial Report
- Print or Export (PDF) Data
- Technical Support
- Add-On Custom Report Capabilities
Grower Subscription
$54.99
- Simple Transaction Entry Form
- Simple Inventory Entry Form
- GAAP Compliant Financial Report
- Print or Export (PDF) Data
- Inventory Costing Calculation
- Complete form 1125-A Calculation
- Technical Support
- Add-On Custom Report Capabilities
Processor Subscription
$54.99
- Simple Transaction Entry Form
- Simple Inventory Entry Form
- GAAP Compliant Financial Report
- Print or Export (PDF) Data
- Inventory Costing Calculation
- Complete Form 1125-A Calculation
- Technical Support
- Add-On Custom Report Capabilities
License Specific
Simple Entry Forms
Standalone Solution
GAAP Compliance
Do you have more questions?
You can contact us for a free software consultation!
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A Beginner’s Guide to C Corporation Distributions
C corporations may distribute money or property to shareholders. The method used to make a corporate distribution will determine the tax consequences of the withdrawal. Generally, non-liquidating distributions (those that don’t dissolve the business) will take the form of dividends or a nontaxable return of capital to the shareholders. Of course, a corporation can distribute […]
What is I.R.C. §280E?
In the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, 21 U.S.C. §801–971 (1970), (“Controlled Substances Act” or “CSA”), Congress created a regime to curtail the unlawful manufacture, distribution, and abuse of dangerous drugs (“controlled substances”). Congress assigned each controlled substance to one of five lists (Schedule I through Schedule V). See §812 of […]
How to Determine the Amount of Overhead to Be Allocated to Finished Goods Inventory
Allocating direct costs to production is pretty straightforward — you know what the materials and direct labor costs. The hard part is determining the amount of overhead to allocate to finished goods inventory. Overhead expenses are those indirect costs, like staffing the front office, paying for office supplies, the cost of the employee Christmas party […]