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Whether you work with cannabis or CBD/hemp businesses, these 6 steps will guide you.
By Andrew Hunzicker
Properly quoting accounting fees is complicated in any industry, but establishing a pricing policy for the wily cannabis and hemp/CBD niches can be especially challenging and overwhelming.
If you find it hard, or even scary, to price your cannabis and hemp/CBD accounting services without undercutting your value, you are not alone.
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Many accountants struggle with raising their fees beyond low hourly rates. Learning how to
will enable you to confidently set your price and find clients who will happily pay it.
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Beware of pricing by phone.
By CPA Trendlines Research
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The production and distribution of cannabis is the newest and most variegated industry in America. Some would even say it’s one of the toughest industries in America in which to do business.
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It’s illegal everywhere yet legal in some places, but not legal the same way in all places. The federal government considers it a Schedule 1 narcotic right up there with heroin and LSD, yet the Internal Revenue Service is perfectly willing to collect taxes on companies that handle the product.
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She cites the usual complicators: 280E, the dearth of banking services.
By CPA Trendlines Research
Cannabizcpa.pro
Sandy Suchoff’s initial interest in cannabis came when a family member had an immune deficiency condition. The treatments seemed almost as hazardous as the disease itself.
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Medications came with lists of serious side effects and often conflicted with each other. But from what Suchoff read – and she read a lot – cannabis could do a world of good without threatening harm.
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You just need to be a little bit of a mind reader.
By Andrew Hunzicker
Cannabizcpa.pro
Why are CEOs so confused about what they want from their bookkeeper, accountant, tax CPA or CFO?
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Here’s what they tell me they want: