Business
New Tax Provisions Will Save Contractors Money
Many of the provisions in the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will save contractors money, as well as provide some great opportunities to accelerate deductions and defer taxes to later years.
By Alan Clark
April 30, 2018
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Business
by Alan Clark
Alan K. Clark, CPA, MBA, is a partner in the accounting firm of Smith, Adcock and Company LLP where he focuses principally on the construction industry as well as high income/high net worth individuals. Al is a frequent speaker and writer for several local and national
construction organizations including his local ABC of Georgia chapter as past
Treasurer and Board Member.
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