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10 Jul 23

Edmunson VS Commissioner

Edmundson v. Commissioner is a landmark case in the history of US tax law. The case involved Jeffrey Edmundson, who was in the business of selling amphetamines, cocaine, and marijuana. The IRS assessed his income when he was arrested for drug trafficking. Edmundson claimed that he was entitled to certain…

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03 Jul 23

IRC § 280E & Cannabis-Touching Businesses

As the cannabis industry continues to grow and evolve, it’s important for businesses in this sector to understand the unique tax implications they face. One of the most significant tax regulations affecting cannabis businesses is Internal Revenue Code (IRC) 280E. This regulation prohibits businesses from deducting expenses related to the…

29 Jun 23

The Marijuana Industry’s Growth Demands Better 280E Tax Compliance and Guidance

Marijuana, classified as a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act, faces unique challenges in the business world. One major hurdle is the limited banking access for marijuana businesses. Moreover, these businesses are subject to a specific tax provision, Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C.) Section (§) 280E, which prevents…

19 Jun 23

Why Cannabis CEOs Should Only Work With A Top-Notch Cannabis CPA Firm

Why should you hire a Cannabis CPA? As the cannabis industry continues to grow, so does the need for specialized financial services. One crucial aspect of this is working with a cannabis-focused CPA firm. While any CPA firm can technically work with a cannabis business, there are several reasons why…

31 Jan 23

What is the “Lord” Case and What Was Its Impact in the Cannabis Industry?

Lord v Commissioner, March 4, 2022, is a landmark tax court case whose ruling in the cannabis industry has been consistently upheld in similar cases and has had major implications for taxes for many years. The case involved a taxpayer, Richard Lord, an S-Corporation shareholder in a Colorado grow, who…

11 Jan 23

What Are the Benefits of Having a CFO for My Cannabis Business?

If you own or operate a cannabis business, having an experienced Chief Financial Officer (CFO) on board can provide numerous benefits. A CFO is responsible for financial planning, budgeting, reporting, and analysis of your business’s financial performance. By understanding the complex regulatory landscape surrounding the cannabis industry, they are able…

29 Mar 22

Section 280E: Why It’s Important to Cannabis Investors

If you’re a cannabis investor or cannabis CEO, you need to be aware of Internal Revenue Code Section 280E. Section 280E disallows any business that “traffics in controlled substances” from taking regular tax deductions or credits. The legislation makes it more difficult for drug “traffickers” to operate profitably. While it…

28 Jun 18

How Cannabis Businesses Can Be Taxing: IRC 280E

Although a marijuana business is illegal under federal law, it remains obligated to pay federal income tax on its taxable income because the law does not differentiate between income derived from legal sources and income derived from illegal sources. Everyone in the space knows at least a little about the…

28 Jun 18

A Tax Court Case Emphasizes the Importance of Cannabis Record Keeping

We talked about IRC 280E in our last blog which severely limits the cannabis touching entity’s ability to take deductions on their tax return. IRC §280E disallows deductions and credits to any business trafficking a controlled substance with the only exception of being able to deduct cost of goods sold…

IRC 280E

Edmunson VS Commissioner

IRC § 280E & Cannabis-Touching Businesses

The Marijuana Industry’s Growth Demands Better 280E Tax Compliance and Guidance

Why Cannabis CEOs Should Only Work With A Top-Notch Cannabis CPA Firm

What is the “Lord” Case and What Was Its Impact in the Cannabis Industry?

What Are the Benefits of Having a CFO for My Cannabis Business?

Section 280E: Why It’s Important to Cannabis Investors

How Cannabis Businesses Can Be Taxing: IRC 280E

A Tax Court Case Emphasizes the Importance of Cannabis Record Keeping

The Real Cost of Bad Bookkeeping: A Cannabis Operator’s Case Study

Revenue-Based Financing for Cannabis: Pros, Cons, and Hidden Costs

Microbusiness License Holders: How to Keep Clean Books on a Tight Budget

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