Start here · Entry audit
The 280E Risk Review
See what §280E cost you — and what you can now take back.
$375
One-time
- A clear number: what §280E was costing you every year.
- Your books moved onto deductions you can actually claim.
- A clean transition — one fixed fee, no meter running.
Cost review · §471-11
§280E & COGS Cost Review
Recompute production and inventory costs with full-absorption workpapers.
From
$10,000
- Full-absorption workpapers for cultivation, manufacturing, or retail.
- COGS analysis with allocation support and §280E risk flags.
- Recommended adjustments and a defensible position.
Filing · §471(c)
Return Signing & Filing
Returns signed under my EA credential with a documented §471(c) position.
From
$3,000
- Business and personal returns prepared and signed.
- A written §471(c) / COGS position with Form 8275-R disclosure.
- A filing package with review notes and documentation.
Advisory · Schedule III
Schedule III Transition Planning
Position for reclassification as federal and IRS guidance develops.
From
$10,000
- Medical vs. adult-use allocation analysis.
- Amended-return, refund-claim, and retroactive-relief review.
- A transition roadmap with entity coordination and action steps.
Cash compliance · §6050I
Form 8300 & Cash Compliance
Fix cash reporting and build a repeatable Form 8300 procedure.
From
$2,000
- Threshold-transaction review and filing support.
- A repeatable Form 8300 compliance procedure.
- Internal controls and remediation for exams or penalties.
Collections · §6321 / §6331
Collections & Relief
Liens, levies, and relief options for outstanding liabilities.
From
$5,000
- Liens, levies, installment agreements, CNC, OIC.
- Penalty-abatement requests where warranted.
- A case file with notices, deadlines, and a relief strategy.
Payroll defense · §6672
Payroll & Trust Fund Defense
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty exposure that can reach you personally.
From
$10,000
- Payroll-tax deposit compliance review for cash-payroll operators.
- Representation on proposed TFRP assessments.
- A defense package with exposure review and response strategy.
Audit defense · §7602
Audit Defense & Appeals
IRS notices, record reconstruction, and Appeals when warranted.
From
$15,000
- Responses to IRS notices and Information Document Requests.
- Record reconstruction from bank, POS, and Metrc data.
- An evidence binder and administrative protest for Appeals.
What the audit unlocks
The $375 audit tells you exactly which of these you need — and what each is worth to you: the §280E & COGS cost review, §471(c) return signing and filing, Schedule III transition planning, §6050I cash compliance, collections and relief, payroll and trust-fund defense, and audit defense and appeals.
When the IRS asks, an Enrolled Agent answers — not you. Every engagement is signed, with unlimited IRS representation (Form 2848) and CDTFA standing (CDTFA-392), and built to hold under exam.