06/03/2026
🌿 As part of your CRA engagement, procedures will be performed that address revenue transactions.
📊 These areas include both the business’s standard operating procedures for handling cash and performing revenue reconciliations, as well as various steps to reconcile revenue between applicable accounting systems and METRC.
The specific steps required depend on the type of operating license(s) the business has.
🌿 For cultivators, processors, and retailers, specific reports will need to be provided from METRC. According to the AFS instructions, cultivators and processors should provide the Transfers Report, and retailers should provide the Sales Transaction Report.
Regarding the reports referenced above, here are a couple of important notes:
📊 The Transfers Report for cultivators and processors includes both revenue and non-revenue transactions. Generally, “Wholesale Transfers” represent revenue transactions.
Other transactions that are included on this report are transfers for testing and non-revenue affiliated/intercompany transfers. As a result, a CPA performing the AFS might request the Wholesale Transfers Report, in addition to the Transfers Report, in order to reconcile revenue.
📊 The Sales Transaction Report requested for the AFS contains each retail transaction. This report over the AFS period may often time out when attempting to run it from METRC due to the data size. As a result, a CPA performing the AFS might request the Monthly Sales Transaction Report, in addition to the Transfers Report, in order to reconcile revenue. The Monthly Sales Transaction Report summarizes the detailed individual transactions into totals by month.
To learn more about the AFS process and access to other tips and resources, please visit leacif.com/afs.