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Choose the Right Methods of Accounting to Optimize Tax Strategies

The IRS Construction Industry Audit Technique Guide illustrates 10 tax methods of accounting.
By Jim Lundy and Michael Varnell
March 29, 2022
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by Jim Lundy
James Lundy, CPA is a tax partner in the Nashville, Tenn., office of Marcum LLP and is a member of the Firm’s national Construction Industry Practice group. He is one of the most respected tax consultants in the construction industry and an accomplished speaker and author on construction tax-related issues. He is past chair of the TSCPA Construction Committee and the AICPA National Construction Committee, and is a member of the Tennessee Road Builders Investment Committee and the Board of Directors of the Middle Tennessee Associated Builders and Contractors. He can be reached at [email protected].

MARCUM LLP is one of the leading construction accounting firms in the U.S., providing audit, consulting, and taxation services to clients ranging from start-ups to multi-billion-dollar enterprises.
by Michael Varnell
Michael Varnell, CPA, CCIFP, CGMA is a senior manager in the Marcum’s Construction Industry group. He is based in Marcum’s Nashville office. Contact him at [email protected].

MARCUM LLP is one of the leading construction accounting firms in the U.S., providing audit, consulting, and taxation services to clients ranging from start-ups to multi-billion-dollar enterprises.

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