Dhaval Jadav, CEO of alliantgroup, and Dean Zerbe, National Managing Director of alliantgroup, were invited to an exclusive April meeting in Washington, DC with Representative Dave Camp (R-MI), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. The discussion included the outlook on taxes in Congress and the concerns of alliantgroup CPAs and clients. alliantgroup was invited to this private meeting due to the outstanding work we do for our clients. As the nation's premier provider of specialty tax services, we give small and medium businesses the ability to reinvest in themselves and to maintain and increase US jobs. Both Dean and Dhaval felt the meeting was incredibly productive:
“It was incredibly beneficial to hear first-hand the Chairman provide his views on what is ahead for this Congress and taxes. The Chairman was especially generous in listening as we shared the insights and observations of our accounting and business partners on their priorities in tax policy. The candid discussion was a rare opportunity for small and medium businesses and their accounting firms to have their voice heard in Congress. We look forward to having an ongoing dialogue with the Chairman and his staff on the issues that matter most to you and your business.”
alliantgroup's work strengthens the relationship between CPAs and their clients as well as providing a voice for them. It is our goal to continue to perpetuate this relationship by offering our valued partners many more opportunities with members of government in the future!
Dhaval Jadav, CEO of alliantgroup, and Dean Zerbe, National Managing Director of alliantgroup, were invited to an exclusive April meeting in Washington, DC with Representative Dave Camp (R-MI), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. The discussion included the outlook on taxes in Congress and the concerns of alliantgroup CPAs and clients. alliantgroup was invited to this private meeting due to the outstanding work we do for our clients. As the nation's premier provider of specialty tax services, we give small and medium businesses the ability to reinvest in themselves and to maintain and increase US jobs. Both Dean and Dhaval felt the meeting was incredibly productive: