Location
Cannabis CPA Services in Eagan, Minnesota
South metro corporate and industrial base supporting production operations.
Eagan's industrial and office park inventory has made it attractive for cannabis production and distribution rather than retail alone.
Production operators here need genuine cost accounting from the start, because the tax benefit of getting it right dwarfs the cost of building it.
Production and distribution accounting
Facility-based cost allocation is the core work: mapping production and non-production space, coding labor by function, and absorbing utilities and depreciation into inventory.
Distribution operations layer on route and delivery cost, which has to be separated from production cost to keep the capitalization clean.
- Facility mapping and square-footage cost allocation
- Equipment capitalization and depreciation into inventory
- Separation of distribution cost from production cost
Services for Eagan cannabis operators
Every engagement starts with the ledger and the inventory record, because nothing downstream is reliable until those two agree. From there we scale into tax, cost accounting and CFO work as the business requires.
- Monthly bookkeeping and close with seed-to-sale reconciliation
- Federal and Minnesota tax preparation with 280E-aware cost of goods sold
- Cost accounting and inventory capitalization for producers
- Fractional CFO, forecasting and capital support
- Internal controls, audit readiness and examination representation
How we work with clients outside our office
We serve Eagan operators remotely as a matter of course — secure document exchange, scheduled video reviews and a named contact who knows your business rather than a rotating support queue.
On-site visits happen for inventory observation, controls walkthroughs and planning sessions where being in the building matters.
Frequently asked questions
How is a mixed production and office facility allocated?
By measured square footage with a documented floor plan, refreshed whenever the layout changes.
Can equipment depreciation be capitalized into inventory?
Depreciation on production equipment is an indirect production cost and is absorbed into inventory for producers.
Do you only work with cannabis businesses in Eagan?
We work exclusively with licensed cannabis operators, throughout Minnesota. We do not maintain a general accounting practice, which is why we can go deep on 280E and cannabis cost accounting.
Talk to a cannabis CPA about your Eagan operation
Bring your current statements and your last inventory reconciliation. The first conversation is a review, not a pitch.