Core Accounting

Cannabis Financial Reporting Oregon — Statements That Withstand Scrutiny

There is a difference between financial statements that satisfy a filing requirement and financial statements a lender, buyer or investor will actually trust. We produce the second kind, with the documentation behind them.

GAAP-basis statements with cannabis-specific disclosure

We prepare balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements and equity rollforwards on a GAAP basis, with disclosure of the inventory costing method, the Section 280E effect on the effective tax rate, and the Oregon subtraction applied on the state return. Sophisticated readers look for exactly those items and notice when they are missing.

Segment reporting by license and location

A vertically integrated Oregon group can show consolidated profit while the cultivation side quietly loses money against current wholesale pricing. Segment reporting by license and location exposes that, which is uncomfortable and extremely useful.

Fractional CFO advisory session mapping cash flow projections for an OLCC-licensed Oregon cannabis operator

Operating metrics alongside the financials

We report the measures Oregon operators actually manage against: cost per gram produced, yield per square foot, average basket and item count for retail, gross margin by product category, sell-through velocity, and labor as a percentage of revenue benchmarked across periods.

Reporting packages for a specific audience

A credit union underwriting a facility loan, a private investor evaluating a raise, and an OLCC-related ownership change review all want different documents. We assemble the package for the reader in front of you rather than sending the same PDF to everyone.

Oregon cannabis accountants reviewing dispensary margin analytics and monthly financial reports in a Portland office

Questions

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Consultation

Talk with a Cannabis CPA Oregon operators actually use

Bring your OLCC license types, your current books and any open filing deadlines. We will tell you what has to be handled first, and in what order.