Whether or not you believe the new tax legislation Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”) signed by the President on December 22, 2017 will “Make America Great Again,” it is now the law of the land. The TCJA has been touted as the most far-reaching piece of tax legislation enacted in over 30 years and there are volumes of provisions that impact U.S. individuals, trusts, estates, businesses, tax-exempt organizations and foreign investments
Local FinTech-RetailTech Competition Grand Prize Includes BT’s Services
In a recent article published in Metro Atlanta CEO, Bennett Thrasher was mentioned for participating in Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center’s FinTech-RetailTech Hackathon competition
Bennett Thrasher and KSU Release Survey Results of Georgia’s Privately Held Construction Companies
Bennett Thrasher, in conjunction with Kennesaw State University’s Department of Construction Management, release the results from the second annual Georgia Construction Outlook Survey.
Technology Companies Beware – Research and Experimentation Expenditures
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 has many provisions that will impact technology companies, particularly R&D credits and expenses.
Manufacturers Indicate Increased Optimism for 2018 – National Survey Results
To help you address the issues most critical to your profitability, Bennett Thrasher would like to share the results of our 2018 National Manufacturing Outlook and Insights Survey.
Investment Interest Expense: Deductible or Not?
It is imperative that an investor comprehend the deductibility of interest paid on portfolio loans before taking action in any investment opportunity. Investors who do not fully understand the tax law could potentially create a tax bill substantially higher than expected. Interest expense from portfolio loans raise many questions in this area.
Peter Stathopoulos Featured in ABC for Speaking at Business of Film Event
In a recent print edition of the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Bennett Thrasher partner Peter Stathopoulos is featured for speaking at the publication’s Business of Film event, which focuses on the entertainment industry in Georgia.
BT Adds New Tax Controversy Service Line with James Pickett as Director
Bennett Thrasher LLP, one of the top 100, full-service public accounting and consulting firms in the country, has named James Pickett, a 29-year veteran of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), as Director of its new Tax Controversy Practice.
5 Tips To Prevent Employee Theft
The recent statistics on employee theft is shocking. According to one US source, 75% of employees admit to having stolen at least once from their employer—and employee theft costs a company on average 7% of their annual revenues each year.
OIG’s Compliance Program Effectiveness Resource Guide: Takeaways for AKS and Stark Law Risks
On March 27, 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General (“OIG-HHS”), in collaboration with the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA), published Measuring Compliance Program Effectiveness – A Resource Guide (the “Guide”).
Peter Stathopoulos Shares Insight into the Growth of Film Tax Credits in the Atlanta Business Chronicle
In a recent article published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Bennett Thrasher partner Peter Stathopoulos, who leads the firm’s State and Local Tax Practice, provides insight into the film tax credits that have helped Georgia’s film and television industry to flourish.
Ken Thrasher Discusses the BT Foundation in Georgia Trend Magazine
In the December 2017 issue of Georgia Trend, Ken Thrasher, one of Bennett Thrasher’s co-founders, discusses the creation of the BT Foundation and the impact it has made on the Atlanta community, as well as the firm internally.
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