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).
The coronavirus pandemic has altered the business landscape and given business owners a new perspective on the most effective and strategic ways to operate their company. While some businesses have excelled by pivoting and incorporating new technologies, others have experienced extreme disruptions, causing their business to shutter.
While COVID-19 has Americans spending more time than usual in their homes, many are wondering whether “home sweet home” might actually be sweeter elsewhere. Whether for convenience, vocation or quality of life, it is important to understand that moving states may not necessarily change an individual’s state of residence for income tax purposes.
In a recent article published in the Construction Financial Management Association’s Bottom Lines newsletter, Chad Graves discusses how businesses can benefit when they efficiently use technology and analytics.
In an article published by GRA’s online blog, Stephen Bradshaw and Michael Kee offer guidance to buyers, brokers and sellers of restaurants regarding the state tax issues they need to be aware of.
SelectCobb, a division of the Cobb County Chamber of Commerce, is offering small businesses based in Cobb County with up to $40,000 in grants to help mitigate financial hardships created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The application has been reopened for funding, as it previously closed in June.
Bennett Thrasher has been recognized as the 2022 DFK International Firm of the Year.
Bennett Thrasher LLP, Atlanta’s eighth largest, full-service accounting, auditing and consulting firm, is pleased to announce the promotions of Raygan Evans and Jenna Walker from Senior Managers to Partners effective January 1, 2016.
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
In the landmark decision of South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., the U.S. Supreme Court upheld South Dakota’s economic nexus law, which requires companies to collect sales tax when their sales or the number of transactions with the state exceed certain thresholds.
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