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The #1 Reason Marijuana Companies Fail Is… A. High Taxes B. 280E Rules C. Nonpayment D. No Banking

Just how big is the problem? Delinquent payments in the regulated U.S. cannabis industry are projected to exceed $4 billion in 2024, according to Whitney Economics, an Oregon-based cannabis data and research firm. Gelfand discussed how plant-touching companies can adopt best practices for managing accounts receivable and breaking the cycle of debt in a recent interview, where he answered the following questions.

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