I highly doubt that they're stopping the accountin

I highly doubt that they're stopping the accounting firm from signing off. It appears that the firm simply hadn't completed their final review of the 10-Q which they do as if with a fine toothed comb to protect themselves from any potential legal repercussions resulting from oversights on their part. Once they are satisfied they'll sign. I believe the management team was well aware that they had an issue with the 2nd quarter 2020 10-Q, requiring that they generate data from scratch that should have been supplied to them by the seller, which was going to take up too much of the new accounting firm's time, and they very well may have already been backed up with work on reports for other clients. I'm sure that's one of the primary reasons that they hired additional expert help to get past that hurdle. The reports that follow that 2nd quarter 2020 10-Q should be business as usual for the accountants and therefore be filed in a timely and accurate manner. Most importantly will be the revenue growth they confirm. In my opinion and based on what I've heard about current operations to include new ventures and the sweet deal they have with CBD Life (with 50% of the revenue paid up front on every order), it's very possible that they could be posting net profits once all financial reports are filed. They're way ahead of where they were a few years ago.