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In the wake of this year’s elections and current economic climate, year-end tax planning is more important than ever. Here are our top 5 Tax Tips for businesses as we head to the close of 2012 from Keiter Tax Partner, Gary G. Wallace, CPA.
Year End Tax Planning Considerations for Businesses
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About the Author
Gary provides tax services to public and private entities and their owners in a variety of industry segments, including manufacturing, retail, real estate, and financial services. Gary has significant knowledge and experience in individual taxation, business taxation, including C and S corporations and partnerships. He advises clients on all aspects of tax matters, including tax accounting methods, multi-state tax matters, mergers and acquisitions, income tax accounting and representation with tax authorities. He is the Managing Partner of the Firm.