Entity structuring under 280E
C corporation, S corporation or partnership — the right answer for a cannabis business often differs from the general small-business default, because 280E changes how income flows and how owners are taxed on it. We model the alternatives against your actual numbers and license mix.
Buying, selling and OLCC ownership changes
Oregon transactions involve regulatory review of the ownership change alongside the commercial deal. We handle the financial side: quality of earnings, inventory and Metrc verification, undisclosed tax exposure, working capital adjustments and purchase price allocation.
Valuation grounded in Oregon market reality
Multiples that circulate in national cannabis press rarely reflect what an Oregon retail or production license actually trades for. We value the business on its cash generation, its tax position and comparable regional transactions.
Exit planning that starts early
Buyers pay for clean books, documented costing and predictable compliance. Those take years to build and cannot be manufactured during diligence, so exit preparation is really just good accounting done consistently and early.
