The Schedule III Transition Audit

Find out what §280E cost you — and what you can now take back.

Who it's for

For California boutique operators — medical or mixed — whose books were built to survive §280E. On April 23, 2026, the DEA moved state-licensed medicinal cannabis to Schedule III, and §280E stops applying to qualifying medical activity. That changes what you can deduct, often by a lot. This audit tells you exactly how much — and gets your books ready to claim it.

Price

$375 One-time

The single front door.

What's delivered

A clear number: what §280E was costing you every year.
Your books moved onto deductions you can actually claim.
A transition the IRS won't flag.
One fixed fee — no meter running.

How it's delivered

Through your SuiteDash secure dashboard — findings, workpapers, and next steps in one place. Prepared and signed by an EA.

When it's delivered

Within 5 business days of your complete intake.

What we need at onboarding

Your last 3 filed tax returns (federal and state)
Your books — QuickBooks access, or a general-ledger export
Your current chart of accounts
Your cannabis license(s) and premises address
A quick ownership breakdown (who owns what)
The tax years still open, with their filing and payment dates

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.

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