Business
Tax Planning for 2021: What Can Construction Firms Do?
In this environment of increased uncertainty, tax planning is not only possible, it is a critical step in preparing for 2021.
By Cory Bunyard
December 30, 2020
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by Cory Bunyard
Cory Bunyard, CPA, has fourteen years of public accounting experience with a focus on tax compliance and consulting services for corporations, S corporations, partnerships, individuals, and trusts and estates. His industry focuses include construction, manufacturing, engineering, real estate and various service industries.
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