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Description:
As your construction organization prepares for year-end, it may benefit from implementing key tax planning strategies.
Join us for a comprehensive year-end tax update as we explore key legislative updates and tax planning tactics to help contractors identify potential opportunities and areas of exposure.
Topics include:
- Potential tax law changes and current state of affairs
- Income deferral and acceleration opportunities via tax elections and accounting methods
- Energy efficient tax incentives
- Strategic tax planning considerations
Speakers:
Alan Villanueva, CPA
Partner
Moss Adams
Alan has practiced public accounting since 1987, including nine years with a Big Four firm, providing tax compliance and consulting services to a variety of public and privately held companies as well as individuals and their families. Alan spends the bulk of his time working with closely held businesses on tax strategies, identifying value-added service opportunities, handling IRS and state tax examinations, and managing day-to-day tax compliance work. His experience includes corporate M&A transactions, buy-sell transactions, entity formation and liquidation, ASC 740, accounting method changes, and multistate taxation.
Michael Hurst, CPA, MBA, CCIFP
Partner
Moss Adams
Michael has practiced public accounting since 2011. He provides tax planning and compliance services to clients in the construction, real estate, and manufacturing industries. Prior to pursuing a career in accounting, Michael was a captain in the United States Army Rangers.
Matthew Turkstra
Sr. Director, Building and Infrastructure Finance
Associated General Contractors of America
Matt is the Sr. Director of Congressional Relations for Building and Infrastructure Finance for the Associated General Contractors of America. In this role, Matt oversees all issues related to taxes and accounting for the construction industry with Members of Congress, the Administration, and ż Members. Matt oversaw the ż advocacy effort during the consideration of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and Congress’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in numerous positive outcomes for the construction industry, including an increase in the “small contractor exemption” from percentage of completion accounting, ensuring construction was eligible for the newly created 20 percent deduction for qualified business income, and resolving a number of issues faced by contractors with the Paycheck Protection Program.
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