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Tools to Help Contractors Defer Income Tax

Several tools are available to construction contractors to defer income tax liabilities. Often, these tools are not being used effectively—or even being taken advantage of at all.
By Don Singleton and Kenneth Padgitt
February 13, 2018
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by Don Singleton
Don Singleton is an Assurance Services partner in Marcum LLP’s Nashville, TN, office and a member of Marcum’s national Construction Industry Practice group. Marcum LLP is a national accounting firm with offices in major markets throughout the U.S., as well as Grand Cayman, China, and Ireland.
by Kenneth Padgitt
Kenneth Padgitt specializes in tax services for the construction industry, based in Marcum LLP's Nashville office. Marcum LLP is a national accounting firm with offices in major markets throughout the U.S., as well as Grand Cayman, China, and Ireland.

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