Unique Tactics to Save Big on Taxes with The Cannabis CFP

The Business of Kush

Cannabis business owners are always looking for ways to save money in all aspects of their businesses, and none more so than with taxes. But with IRC 280E it can get very difficult to minimizing what you pay to Uncle Sam and also put that money back in your pocket.
So in this week's episode, Chip sits with Justin Klein of Klein Capital Investments to talk about unique, legal tactics to save on cash taxes for your cannabis business. Justin is an experienced Certified Financial Planner (CFP) who is also the co-founder of a vertically-integrated cannabis company in Montana, so his insights are perfectly tailored to the cannabis business owner.
It's a fun discussion where you learn not only about how the tools of financial planning can reduce your tax liability, but also put more money in your pocket and retain key employees. And, you'll hear Justin's unique take on the exciting growth of the cannabis industry.
Plus, Justin was able to stick around to participate in our "News of The Day" segment where we touched on very timely and topical current events.
About Klein Capital Investments:
You can find Justin (the "Cannabis CFP") on the web at https://www.cannabiscfp.com or can connect with him on Instagram by clicking here: Cannabis.CFP
And, Justin can be reached by phone on [phone].
What to listen to next:
Episode 12 - Nine Tips To Create a Valuable, Resilient and Scalable Cannabis Business
Episode 14 - Here's What's So Important About a $1 Million Cannabis Business

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