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Financial Reporting

Financial statements serve several audiences at once: ownership, lenders, investors, regulators and eventually tax authorities. Statements that are internally consistent, properly classified and supported by workpapers reduce friction with all of them.

We prepare monthly, quarterly and annual reporting with the supporting schedules attached, and we build consolidation processes for groups operating through multiple entities.

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Statement Preparation

Balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement prepared on a consistent basis, with inventory, accrual and deferred items supported by schedules that reconcile to the ledger.

  • Monthly and quarterly reporting packages
  • Annual financial statements with supporting workpapers
  • Multi-entity consolidation and intercompany elimination
  • Comparative and budget-to-actual presentation

Segment and Location Reporting

Vertically integrated operators benefit from seeing cultivation, processing and retail as distinct economic units with internal transfer pricing, even when they sit inside one legal entity.

Preparing for External Review

If an audit or review is on the horizon, the preparation work is largely documentation: policy memos, reconciliations, inventory support and a clean trial balance. We assemble that package in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you perform financial statement audits?
Our work is preparation, advisory and documentation. Where an independent audit is required, we prepare the company and coordinate with the independent auditor.
How soon after month end should statements be available?
A well-run close produces reviewed statements within ten to fifteen business days. Longer than that usually indicates a reconciliation bottleneck.
Can reporting be broken out by location?
Yes. Location and department dimensions should be built into the chart of accounts from the start.

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