As you may have heard, the Federal Government partially shut down on December 22, 2018 due to a budget impasse between the current administration and Congress. This shutdown includes the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
James Pickett Discusses IRS Notices in Construction Executive
In an article published recently in Construction Executive and its CE Weekly newsletter, James Pickett explains what taxpayers should do when dealing with various IRS notices. Pickett emphasizes that taxpayers and their representatives should carefully reach each piece of mail that the IRS sends and to never ignore correspondence.
2018-2019 Tax Guide
Bennett Thrasher is pleased to announce the release of our 2018-2019 Tax Guide. This guide provides an overview of the most consequential changes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and other key tax provisions that taxpayers need to be aware of.
Bennett Thrasher Recognized as a Leading US Transfer Pricing Advisor in World Transfer Pricing 2019 Edition
Bennett Thrasher has been ranked as a leading tax firm in the World Transfer Pricing 2019 guide. As a Tier Two transfer pricing practice, Bennett Thrasher joins an impressive listing of international transfer pricing tax and law firms from around the world.
Peter Stathopoulos Featured in Oz Magazine
In a recent article Peter Stathopoulos discusses the state of Georgia’s film industry. Thanks to tax incentives, filming continues to grow across the state, but opportunity exists for the state to invest in content creation, as investment for the booming production business, however, still flows primarily from New York or L.A.
Brian Sengson Shares Insights on Wayfair Ruling in Law360
In an article recently published in Law360, state and local tax attorney Brian Sengson discusses how technology companies will continue to face expanded sales tax nexus as states adopt economic nexus law. Companies, particularly technology companies, should not take the Wayfair ruling lightly.
Here’s the Deal: M&A Insights
Net Working Capital (NWC) is one of the most contentious points in a deal process and a topic that is frequently ignored on the front end of a transaction. NWC is derived from a company’s balance sheet and represents current assets, less current liabilities at a given point in time.
Employer’s Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave
Among the many changes brought on by last year’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, one potentially beneficial update from the law is the new Employer Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave. This completely new credit is currently available for the 2018 and 2019 tax years. Employers may be eligible for a credit ranging from 12.5% to 25% of wages paid to employees taking protected leave provided for in the Family and Medical Leave Act.
BT Foundation Featured in Atlanta Daily World
In a recent article published by Atlanta Daily World, the Bennett Thrasher Foundation is highlighted for providing grant support to the READTeam program, a partnership between Malcolm Mitchell’s Share the Magic Foundation and the Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA.
BT Foundation Annual Report FY18
Bennett Thrasher is pleased to announce the issuance of the FY 2018 Bennett Thrasher Foundation Annual Report. The purpose of the Annual Report is to share both the accomplishments and impact the Foundation has made in the local community.
BT’s Campus Team Wraps Up Fall 2018 Recruiting Season
The BT recruiting team wrapped up another successful fall campus recruiting season in October. Our overall goal this year was to increase BT’s brand awareness on campuses across the Southeast before the annual accounting career fairs occurred (aka Meet the Firms).
James Pickett to Present Live Webinar on What to Do When the IRS Mails You a Letter on December 18
On Tuesday, December 18 at 1:00 PM ET, James Pickett, Director of Tax Controversy at Bennett Thrasher, will be presenting a live webinar and discussing steps to take when the IRS mails you a letter or notice.
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