In the second quarter earnings call last year, CFO Dennis Olis said the company projected $65 million in tax savings for 2024 due to its claiming 280E exemption. Chicago-based Cresco has five dispensaries that operate under its Sunnyside brand, as well as a cultivation and processing plant in Ohio. The company's in-house product brands include Cresco-branded products, High Supply, Floracal, Good News, Wonder Wellness Co., Mindy's edibles, and Remedi. Curaleaf Holdings Inc. claimed a 280E exemption for 2023 and 2024, which it reported in March had already increased working capital by $117.2 million. The Stamford, Conn.-based company said it intends to file amended tax returns for 2020-2022, and that it will file "as a normal corporate filer" for 2023 and beyond. Curaleaf owns a cultivation facility and three dispensaries in Ohio, including one in the Cleveland suburb of Cuyahoga Falls.