Revenue Isn't the Same as Financial Health: What Cannabis Business Owners Should Actually Measure A busy dispensary can still have financial problems. Here's what business owners should look at beyond sales. Walk into a busy dispensary & you might assume the business is doing well. Customers are coming through the door. Products are moving. Revenue is climbing. But sales alone don't tell you whether the business is financially healthy. To understand that, cannabis operators

Small financial problems can become expensive problems when they're left unchecked. Running a cannabis business means constantly making decisions. How much inventory should you carry? Can you afford another employee? Should you expand? Are your margins improving? Can you take on another location? The quality of those decisions depends heavily on the quality of your financial information. Unfortunately, many business owners don't realize something is wrong until the numbers be

Your Cannabis Business Is Growing. Why Does Cash Still Feel Tight? Your sales are increasing. Customers are coming back. Revenue looks better than it did last year. So why does your bank account still feel tight?

Cannabis banking has improved but remains limited. Here's what operators need to know about finding, keeping, and managing a cannabis-friendly bank account.

280E can make a profitable cannabis business cash-poor. Here's how to build a budget and cash flow forecast that accounts for the industry's unique tax burden.

Missing a filing deadline in cannabis can mean penalties, license risk, or worse. Here's how to build a compliance calendar that keeps you ahead of every deadline.

Cannabis lenders and investors scrutinize financials more closely than most industries. Here's how to get your books ready before you go looking for capital.

Not all cannabis payroll is treated equally under 280E. Learn how labor costs are classified, why job function matters, and how misclassification creates audit risk.

Cost of Goods Sold is the only deduction cannabis businesses get under 280E. Here's what actually qualifies, what doesn't, and how to build a defensible methodology.

Your entity structure shapes your tax exposure under 280E, your liability protection, and your ability to raise capital. Here's how to think it through.

Inventory reconciliation is the backbone of a defensible COGS deduction for cannabis businesses. Here's why it matters and how to get it right.

Vertically integrated cannabis businesses face unique tax complexity under 280E. Here's what operators need to understand before restructuring.

Starting January 1st, 2024, if you have an LLC or are Incorporated you will be required to file an additional type of tax form called a...

Cannabis tax experts share cannabis cash management standard operating procedures specifically for cannabis businesses.

3 Expert Tips for Getting the Most out of Your Relationship with Your Cannabis Accountant from Cannabis Tax Experts Redbud Advisors

It is the end of the year. Cannabis business owners get expert advice on preparing for tax season.

Redbud Advisors explain the best practice for keeping tax returns. The rule of thumb is three years unless it is an intricate return.

Redbud Advisors give you the best tips to break up with your business partner. When times get tough, it's time for a change.