You do the work. We do the busywork.
The filings that keep you licensed in Oklahoma — OMMA, OBNDD, DEA, tax, the lot — tracked and handled before they're due. You'll never think about a deadline again.
Fair enough
You've got product to move and a team to run. Paperwork is the last thing on the list, and it stays last. Nobody got into this to file forms.
What that busywork actually is
In Oklahoma, the filings are wired together — and there are more of them now than there have ever been.
You already had the OMMA renewal, the OBNDD registration on the wall, the monthly tax. Then the DEA added its own registration, its own paperwork, its own compliance — and the state has already said that if you skip the federal filing, your OBNDD registration is on the line. The pile didn't replace anything. It added.
New registration, SOPs, and ongoing compliance. Expedited window closes June 27, 2026.
Renews Oct 31. Miss it and you're closed Nov 1 — and locked out of Metrc — until it clears. Now tied to your DEA registration, too.
Late renewal runs $500 a week, with the doors shut until it clears.
Late interest compounds. (Schedule III now lifts the 280E burden — real upside, separately.)
Skipping the federal one looks optional — right up until you notice the registered operators can only buy from, and sell to, other registered operators. Sit it out and the supply chain closes without you in it. That's the part that's easy to miss, and the part that's hardest to undo.
So don't think about it
One calendar. Every registry. Handled before it's due.
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We map every deadline you carry — OMMA, OBNDD, DEA, tax.
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We prepare and file each one before it comes due.
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You get a heads-up, not a homework assignment.
Keep your people
You don't have to change a thing to work with us.
Keep your accountant. Keep your attorney. You don't have to move a thing — that's the point. And if you'd rather not hand your accountant a brand-new federal puzzle, ours have been living in it; that's an option, not a requirement. Either way, Okanna tracks every date and prepares every filing, then routes it to whoever you trust to handle it. We're the layer that makes sure nothing falls between them — no new software for your team to learn, nothing to restructure.
Who this is for
For the operators who built something worth keeping.
Oklahoma's market thinned out after 2021. The operators still standing — dispensaries, growers, processors, transporters — tend to share a profile: clean licensing, a real book of business, a team that shows up, margin that survived five years of headwinds.
Your day is the business, not the back office. That's exactly the point — the back office is what we're for.
And there's upside
Schedule III changes the math, too.
For years, 280E taxed Oklahoma operators on gross profit — effective federal rates of 70–80%. Schedule III lifts that for qualifying medical operators. On a single $1.2M-revenue location, that's roughly $142K a year that used to disappear.
ILLUSTRATIVE — SINGLE OKLAHOMA LOCATION
The relief follows from the reschedule itself. Booking it cleanly on the return is the part worth getting right — and the part our people do, if you want them to.
Illustrative; your figures depend on structure. Current-year relief follows from the reschedule — prior-year refunds depend on IRS guidance and aren't part of this.
Hand off the busywork.
A short conversation, no obligation. Tell us where you are and we'll take it from there.
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Okanna is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.