Industries
Missouri cannabis sectors we work in
License type determines inventory rules, 280E exposure and the shape of the monthly close. Find the sector that matches your operation.
RetailDispensariesStorefront retail with high transaction volume, cash exposure and the narrowest cost of goods sold profile under 280E.Read more ProductionCultivatorsLong production cycles, heavy indirect cost and the strongest available inventory capitalization position.Read more ProductionManufacturersExtraction and processing operations where conversion costing and yield allocation determine unit cost.Read more ProductionInfused Product ManufacturersEdibles, topicals and beverage producers where recipe costing and potency compliance drive the cost model.Read more LogisticsTransportersTransportation facilities moving product under manifest, where custody, mileage and route economics drive the model.Read more ServicesTesting LaboratoriesCapital-intensive service businesses with a materially different tax profile from plant-touching licensees.Read more BrandsCannabis BrandsAsset-light operators whose costs sit almost entirely in the categories 280E disallows.Read more ServicesAncillary BusinessesNon-plant-touching companies serving the industry, generally outside 280E and often unaware of it.Read more EnterpriseMulti-State OperatorsConsolidated groups needing uniform close, intercompany discipline and multi-state tax coordination.Read more EmergingMicrobusinessesMissouri microbusiness licensees building a finance function from day one on limited capital.Read more
Consultation
Talk with a CPA who knows your license type
From Kansas City retail to Springfield cultivation, the accounting has to match the operation.