Ballgames, Dinners and Tax Reform: The New Meals and Entertainment Deductions
Say goodbye to tax deductions for business entertainment expenses like baseball tickets and golf outings. It used to be OK
Don’t Fear the 360-Degree Assessment
If you’ve spent any time in corporate America, you’ve probably heard of the 360-degree assessment. If the phrase brings to
Buying & Selling Similar Properties? How to Defer Taxes on Like-Kind Exchanges
Ben, an investor in real estate, is curious about taxes on like-kind exchanges. He just finished renovations on an industrial
Sales Engineers in Manufacturing Are a Best-Kept Secret for R&D Tax Credit
Industrial manufacturers that employ technical sales engineers might be unaware they can take advantage of the R&D Tax Credit. A
Success Story: A bold housing vision pays off in Atlanta
Centennial Place is one of Atlanta’s most prized commercial properties and a groundbreaking mo for urban community development. It features
Restaurant Fund-Raising Events: How to Find the Right Non-Profit to Support
Restaurants are givers – with 94 percent making charitable donations totaling $3 billion a year, the National Restaurant Association says.
Forget Debt? Maybe Not Yet: How to Grow without Full Business Interest Deduction
Manufacturers and other companies that traditionally rely on debt as a growth strategy need to consider new approaches, now that