Windham Brannon
Windham Brannon is a recognized leader in providing tax, audit and advisory services, delivering the exceptional technical expertise executives and high-net worth individuals count on and more. Clients value the strong added benefit that comes with Windham Brannon’s personal approach to business and commitment to clients’ success.
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Georgia Taxpayers that are Limited on State and Local Tax Itemized Deductions Have Options
Starting in 2018, itemized deductions taken on an individual’s federal tax return for both income and property taxes will be limited to a total of $10,000.
Windham Brannon Named A "Top Firm to Watch" in Accounting Today's 2018 Annual Ranking
Firm Also Named a Top Regional Leader for the Southeast
International Executives Relocating to Atlanta: Understanding Tax Implications upon Arrival
Metro Atlanta is host to 81 global consulates and trade offices, making it one of the most internationally represented cities in the United States. Find out what tax implications international executives need to consider
To Bitcoin or Not to Bitcoin?
AGN International’s Global Business Voice Examines the State of Cryptocurrencies
Are Your Fixed Assets Records Detailed Enough?
If you plan on taking advantage of the new IRC Section 199A Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction and have a lot of capital, it might be time to get your fixed asset ducks in a row. The calculation is intense and making sure that you take full advantage of this limited time deduction is important.
Georgia Conformity Bill Update: SB 328 GILTI is Now Excluded from Georgia Taxable Income
March 27, 2018, Governor Deal signed SB 328 to exclude GILTI from Georgia taxable income
Transition is Never Easy: What’s Next for Your Financial Health When It’s Time to Retire or Your Executive Role is Changing?
For corporate executives and high net worth individuals, there comes a time when one is faced with either retirement or an unscheduled corporate restructuring. Understanding your compensatory and benefit issues, while being prepared ahead of time, is mission critical to preserving your wealth.
Georgia Enacts Federal Income Tax Conformity Legislation
The state of Georgia annually updates its conformity to the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and specifically identifies provisions the state will not conform to.
Transition Tax, Toll Tax or Repatriation Tax: What You Need to Know
By now, you may have heard these buzz words―transition tax, toll tax or repatriation tax―blasted through the media, and hopefully from your accountant. Understandably, you may be wondering the effect this tax may have on you, your business, or your 2017 tax return filings.