From Kevin Haller, who is helping cannabusinesses build their empires.
By Liz Gold
cannabizcpa.pro
As an accountant looking to work with cannabis clients, one thing is certain – make absolutely sure you understand what you are getting into.
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According to Kevin Haller, CPA and chair of Petrinovich Pugh & Company’s Cannabis Practice Group, accountants who want to get into the cannabis industry should consider these three key things:
- establish an onboarding process (which should include background checks),
- convey your expertise and support for the industry through your website and
- get involved in the cannabis community.