Industries
Cannabis Accounting by New Mexico License Type
A dispensary, a cultivator and a testing laboratory share a regulator and almost nothing else financially. Cost structure, inventory rules and tax exposure differ by license, and so does the accounting we build.
Industries we serve
Dispensaries
Retail storefronts carrying the tightest federal cost basis and the state's most complex layered tax stack.
Cultivators
Plant-count licensees with long grow cycles and the deepest available inventory capitalization under federal law.
Manufacturers
Extraction operations turning flower and trim into concentrate, where yield tracking sets the entire cost structure.
Infused Product Manufacturers
Kitchen-style production licensees where recipe standardization and dosing consistency drive both compliance and cost.
Transporters
Logistics-only license holders moving product between producers, manufacturers and retailers across a geographically spread state.
Testing Laboratories
Capital-intensive analytical service businesses with a fundamentally different tax profile than plant-touching licensees.
Cannabis Brands
Asset-light operators whose spending sits almost entirely in the categories 280E will not let them deduct.
Ancillary Businesses
Non-plant-touching companies serving the industry, generally free of 280E but still facing industry-specific friction.
Multi-State Operators
Consolidated groups that need a uniform close across New Mexico and other legal-cannabis states.
Consultation
Talk with a New Mexico cannabis CPA
Bring your license types, current books and open deadlines. We will tell you what needs to happen first and in what order.