Cannabiz CPA: Dani Espinda Chooses Option Number Three

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Building out a cannabis practice with a spin-off entity called ACT Resources.

By Liz Gold
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Cannabis CPAs who are entering this booming industry usually need to figure out how to structure their practice: Do they focus exclusively on cannabusinesses? Just create a new niche industry practice and hope their clients won’t raise eyebrows? Or, create a separate entity within an already established firm?

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For Rhodes & Associates, the third option made the most sense.