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Often a business owner will start a defined benefit plan to both retain and attract quality employees to their company. Over time, and without some expert guidance, these plans can turn into more of a... Continue Reading

President Trump on September 29 signed the Disaster Tax Relief and Airport and Airway Extension Act of 2017 (HR 3823). Congress approved the bill the day before. In a Statement of Administration Policy, the... Continue Reading

President Trump’s campaign promise to abolish the federal estate tax may or may not be realized. Meanwhile, the “death tax” still exists, and it continues to be a major concern for high net-worth... Continue Reading

Hurricane Irma victims in the entire state of Georgia now have until Jan. 31, 2018, to file certain individual and business tax returns and make certain tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced... Continue Reading

Is your construction company investing in employees through means such as new equipment, new software, or new technology? If so, your company may be eligible for the Georgia Retraining Tax Credit. The purpose... Continue Reading

For September’s National Preparedness Month, the Internal Revenue Service is offering advice to taxpayers who may be affected by storms, fires, floods or other disasters. After the devastation of Hurricane... Continue Reading

  Just as individuals get a dollar-for-dollar tax savings from tax credits, the same is true for businesses that qualify for tax credits. The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015, passed... Continue Reading

  Many people prize tax deductions. The promise of a deduction can affect decisions in many areas, including charitable contributions, home buying, and investing in rental property. However, tax deductions... Continue Reading

The Internal Revenue Service Office of Appeals will soon pilot a new web-based virtual conference option for taxpayers and their representatives. This virtual face-to-face option will provide an additional... Continue Reading