Employer-Provided Child Care Tax Credit Blog Post
Employee retention has long been a challenge for businesses of all shapes and sizes. One of the biggest hurdles in keeping employees occurs when an employee has a child.
Employee retention has long been a challenge for businesses of all shapes and sizes. One of the biggest hurdles in keeping employees occurs when an employee has a child.
DiAndria Green, a Senior Manager in Bennett Thrasher’s State & Local Tax (SALT) practice, recently sat down with Tax Notes editor Benjamin Willis, writer for the column Willis Weighs In, to talk about her career path and the current state of the tax industry.
Jeff Call, Partner in Bennett Thrasher’s PFS practice and member of the Forbes Finance Council, recently provided insight in a Forbes article titled, “15 Ways Retiring Business Owners Can Protect Themselves and Their Families.”
As it becomes increasingly difficult for companies to find workers in a tight labor market, many employers are looking to boost the corporate benefits offerings available to their employees. One of the most significant benefits that a company can provide to its employees is access to high-quality child care. Employer-provided child care (EPCC) increases employee productivity, promotes loyalty and retention and creates a better workplace environment. In addition to the improvements in these areas, EPCC can also provide businesses and their owners with substantial tax savings.
With all eyes on the November election, many are wondering what impact the upcoming presidential and congressional races might have on estate planning. To provide answers, Bennett Thrasher’s Estates & Trusts practice partnered with BT Wealth Management and Djuric Spratt to present, “Estate Planning in an Election Year.”
Baby Boomers are retiring in record numbers and many baby boomer business owners will be looking to exit their businesses over the next ten years
Bennett Thrasher’s Restaurant Practice recently hosted the 3rd Southeastern Restaurant Industry Finance & Accounting Roundtable. The half-day event was held at the Cobb Energy Centre with a premiere line up of speakers.
Bennett Thrasher partner Jerry Weil’s comments on compliance related to the new Qualified Business Income deduction are featured in a recent article published by the Atlanta Business Chronicle