Locations
California Cannabis CPA Locations
We work with licensed cannabis operators statewide. Local tax rates, permit regimes and audit posture differ city by city, so each market page covers the accounting, 280E tax and compliance issues that actually apply where you operate.
Cities we serve
Southern California
Los Angeles Cannabis CPA
Los Angeles County
The largest licensed market in the state, with DCP licensing, a 10% local gross receipts tax and dense retail competition.
Los Angeles cannabis accountingLong Beach Cannabis CPA
Southern Los Angeles County
A tightly administered local program with square-footage cultivation tax, active audits and strong port-adjacent distribution.
Long Beach cannabis accountingAnaheim Cannabis CPA
Orange County
An Orange County market where local rules differ city by city and multi-entity structures separating license, brand and property are common.
Anaheim cannabis accountingSan Diego Cannabis CPA
San Diego County
A capped-permit retail market with high license values, strong production capacity and a 5% local cannabis business tax.
San Diego cannabis accountingRiverside Cannabis CPA
Riverside County · Inland Empire
An Inland Empire market defined by multi-jurisdiction operating footprints, distribution-heavy supply chains and wide variation in local rules between adjacent cities.
Riverside cannabis accountingSan Bernardino Cannabis CPA
San Bernardino County · Inland Empire
An Inland Empire market where competitive local permitting, heavy pre-revenue investment and layered ownership arrangements shape the accounting.
San Bernardino cannabis accountingPalm Springs Cannabis CPA
Coachella Valley · Riverside County
A Coachella Valley market with pronounced seasonal retail swings and energy-intensive cultivation and production economics.
Palm Springs cannabis accounting
Bay Area & North Bay
The Bay Area page covers regional and multi-jurisdiction engagements. For city-specific tax rates, permitting and filing detail, use the San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose or Santa Rosa page.
Bay Area Cannabis CPA
San Francisco Bay Area · Regional
A dense, high-cost coastal region where operators routinely cross city and county tax jurisdictions, and where the accounting has to consolidate a multi-jurisdiction footprint into one clean set of books.
Bay Area cannabis accountingSan Francisco Cannabis CPA
San Francisco Bay Area
High-cost retail and consumption lounges, an active equity program, and one of the state's most demanding operating cost structures.
San Francisco cannabis accountingOakland Cannabis CPA
Alameda County and the East Bay
An equity-led market with heavy manufacturing and distribution capacity and a tiered gross receipts cannabis tax.
Oakland cannabis accountingSan Jose Cannabis CPA
Santa Clara County and Silicon Valley
A limited, mature retail market with institutional-grade investor expectations and a 10% local cannabis business tax ceiling.
San Jose cannabis accountingSanta Rosa Cannabis CPA
Sonoma County · North Bay
A North Bay market shaped by cultivation and craft production, seasonal harvest cycles and brands that sell well beyond Sonoma County.
Santa Rosa cannabis accounting
Sacramento & Central Valley
Sacramento Cannabis CPA
Sacramento County and the Central Valley
The capital market: storefront retail alongside major indoor cultivation and a 4% local cannabis business operations tax.
Sacramento cannabis accountingStockton Cannabis CPA
San Joaquin County · Central Valley
A San Joaquin County market shaped by logistics, warehousing and delivery, with retail operating alongside a heavy distribution presence.
Stockton cannabis accountingFresno Cannabis CPA
Fresno County · Central Valley
A major Central Valley market where retail permits are limited, agricultural supply chains are close at hand, and margin discipline decides which operators survive.
Fresno cannabis accountingBakersfield Cannabis CPA
Kern County · Southern Central Valley
A southern Central Valley market with a limited licensed population, industrial and agricultural cost structures, and a low tolerance for loose recordkeeping.
Bakersfield cannabis accounting
Statewide coverage beyond these markets
Consultation
Speak with a California cannabis CPA
Bring your license types, current books and open deadlines. We will tell you what needs to happen first and in what order.