There is a little more certainty in year-end tax planning than we had last year. Tax rates in 2014 are expected to remain comparable to 2013 and Congress is not currently in heavy debate over significant changes like we saw at the end of last year when the legislation spilled into the beginning of this …
The IRS recently released final repair and capitalization regulations that will affect all taxpayers that acquire, produce or improve tangible property; i.e. just about everyone. For some industries, such as manufacturing, retail, hospitality and utilities, these new regulations are especially relevant. Planning for changes now—even making some in 2013—may have tax advantages. The final repair …
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By David Nash, Tax Supervisor Since the mid-2000s, the State of Georgia has provided numerous tax credits and incentives to entertainment and production companies to attract these businesses to the state. And it’s working. Georgia is now one of the top 5 production destinations in the country, and it is estimated that entertainment-related business brought …
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ATLANTA, GA— Williams Benator & Libby, LLP, Atlanta’s premier certified public accounting firm, announced today that Todd Koransky has been named a partner. Todd is a tax partner with more than 14 years experience focused on serving clients in the software & technology, manufacturing & distribution, staffing and professional services industries. His practice includes …