Our Ideas

Clients seek financial advisors who can lend their expertise and help the enterprise achieve its objectives. We have a long history of sharing ideas with our clients that allow them to do this in a number of areas including the following:

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Business Planning and Strategy

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Tax Planning and Structuring

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Private and Bank Financing

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Cost Management and Control

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Mergers & Acquisitions

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Using Financial Metrics and Controls to Improve Operating Results

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Identifying and Capitalizing on Operational Best Practices

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Organizational Structure

Our advice is based on our experience with hundreds of companies and individuals, as well as our training and ongoing study. While there are many firms that can provide tax and accounting advice, we believe it is our broader perspective that makes our firm unique and more valuable to our clients.

We have provided a number of articles we have written on areas of interest to our clients below.

Tax Matters

 

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Charitable Gifting Strategies

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Year-end Tax Planning Strategies

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IRC Section 382

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The Advantages of a Defective Grantor Trust

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1031 Exchanges

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Doing Business Abroad

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Multi-State Taxation

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Georgia's Move to Single Factor Apportionment

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Stock Option Strategies

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The Dreaded AMT

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2008 Tax Legislation

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2007 Tax Legislation

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2006 Tax Legislation

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2004 Tax Legislation

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2003 Tax Legislation

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2002 Tax Legislation

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2001 Tax Legislation

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S-Corp. vs. LLC vs. C-Corp.:  Which is Right for Your Business?

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Illustration of an Asset Sale with Different Entity Types

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Accounting Methods

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R&D Tax Credit

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Stock-Based Compensation Plans

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Tax Deferred Retirement Plans

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Employee vs. Independent Contractor Issues

 

Operational Management

 

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Financial Metrics in a Services Business (requires Adobe Acrobat)

Mergers & Acquisitions

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Valuing a Software Company