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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
About the Author
Gary provides tax and business advisory services to business and individual clients. He has advised clients in various aspects of restructurings, including tax aspects of debt workouts and foreclosures, forgiveness of indebtedness, bankruptcy restructurings and liquidations, establishing liquidating trusts and partner-partnership transactions. Gary also has significant knowledge and experience in individual taxation, business taxation, and advising clients on all aspects of tax matters. He is the Managing Partner of the Firm.
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