Peter Stathopoulos, head of the Entertainment practice at Bennett Thrasher, discusses the newly adopted Georgia film tax credit regulations and what they mean for production companies in Georgia.
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Most taxpayers are aware of the income tax deduction for donations to qualified charitable organizations, and many take advantage of this opportunity to benefit a good cause while reducing their tax bill.
We wanted to make you aware of a new security threat called the KRACK vulnerability. Researchers discovered a flaw in a commonly used WiFi encryption standard known as WPA2 which is used in tens of millions of devices in homes and businesses worldwide.
Scholarships award students with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The 2017 Foundation Scholarship Recipients encompassed over 50 accounting students across the state. A grand total of $115,333 was granted to these students on behalf of The Educational Foundation, The Chapter Matching Funds Program and GSCPA Chapters.
Bennett Thrasher is proud to share that we have recently been recognized as a leading transfer pricing advisory firm by International Tax Review in its World 2018 guide.
Hurricane Harvey and Maria affected countless people with devastating winds, flooding and mass devastation. BT associates wanted to help those impacted by raising funds, giving directly to the American Red Cross, to aid relief efforts.
Bennett Thrasher’s new office space was recently featured in Office Lovin’, a website that covers the latest in office design from around the world.
Bennett Thrasher is excited to announce it has been named the 83rd largest firm in the country by INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA), on its annual list of Top 100 Firms. The firm is one of only four Atlanta-based accounting firms to earn this recognition for 2017.
Bennett Thrasher LLP, one of the largest full-service public accounting and consulting firms in the U.S., is pleased to announce that it has been named one of Accounting Today’s 2017 Best Accounting Firms to Work For.
On September 19, 2017, the Internal Revenue Service extended disaster relief for taxpayers affected by Hurricane Irma to all 159 counties in the state of Georgia. The announcement was issued shortly after the President declared a state of emergency in Georgia and authorized federal relief efforts.
