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Alexis M. Layo, tax director at Dannible & McKee, LLP
11.26.24

How Trump Winning the Presidency Could Impact Taxes for Manufacturers

Following the outcome of the 2024 election, business owners, especially manufacturers, are wondering how this will impact their taxes. Many provisions from the 2017 Tax…

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11.26.24

Benchmarking Financial Performance in Construction

Benchmarking is an essential practice in the construction industry, allowing firms to evaluate their financial performance in comparison to industry standards. In a field known…

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11.26.24

Going Green With Construction

Eco-friendly construction? As the housing market has recovered, the industry has been luring talent from every sector. But it’s not easy being green; contractors, developers…

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11.26.24

Do You Have a False Sense of Cybersecurity?

By now, most contractors are well aware of the threat of cyberattacks. However, at least one recent survey indicates that many construction companies still aren’t…

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11.26.24

Is a PTET Election Right for Your Construction Company

Businesses structured as partnerships, S corporations or limited liability companies generally aren’t subject to the federal corporate income tax. This is because tax liability “passes through”…

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11.25.24

Self-Employment Tax: A Refresher on How It Works

If you own a growing, unincorporated small business, you may be concerned about high self-employment (SE) tax bills. The SE tax is how Social Security…

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11.25.24

When Can You Deduct Business Meals and Entertainment?

You’re not alone if you’re confused about the federal tax treatment of business-related meal and entertainment expenses. The rules have changed in recent years. Let’s…

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11.21.24

It’s Not Too Late To Trim Your 2024 Taxes

As the end of the year draws near, savvy taxpayers look for ways to reduce their tax bills. This year, the sense of urgency is…

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11.12.24

The Amount You and Your Employees Can Save for Retirement Is Going Up Slightly in 2025

How much can you and your employees contribute to your 401(k)s or other retirement plans next year? In Notice 2024-80, the IRS recently announced cost-of-living…

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11.8.24

How the U.S. Election Changes the Outlook for Taxes

The outcome of the November 5 election is likely to significantly impact taxes. Many provisions in President-elect Donald Trump’s signature tax legislation from his first time…