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Leadership, Technology & Policy Summit
GalleryMaximize What You’re Claiming: Incentives for the Design & Build Industry
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
CPAs, CFOs, CEOs, Presidents and financial decision makers.
WHEN:
Tuesday, November 13th 2018 from 12:00-12:30pm CT
Are you conducting “routine engineering work”? If so, this presentation is for you.
alliantgroup will be hosting an insightful presentation focused on how architecture, engineering and construction firms are qualifying for generous tax savings thanks to the work they are doing on a daily basis.
This brief presentation will highlight key tax incentives that companies operating within the architecture, engineering and/or construction industry can claim based on their projects and talent they employ in the country. Does your company employ any of the following?
- Architects
- Engineers
GalleryHow Systems Contractors/Integrators & Solutions Providers Stay Competitive
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
CPAs, CFOs, CEOs, Presidents and financial decision makers.
WHEN:
Thursday, November 15th 2018 from 12:00-12:15pm CT
Did you know that systems contractors/integrators are among the fastest growing industries that can qualify for capital-boosting tax incentives?
alliantgroup will be hosting an insightful presentation focused on how systems contractors/integrators and solutions providers are qualifying for generous tax savings thanks to the work they are doing on a daily basis.
Does your company do any of the following?
- Developing custom control and automation solutions for various applications
- Designing alternative implementation solutions due to infrastructure or spatial constraints
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GalleryCyber Risk, What Really Matters?
October 19, 2018
by Mike Davis, alliantgroup Chief Information Security Officer
Published in SIIA
It depends.
Any cyber risk posture really does depend on your environment and business. The way to minimize the fog of cyber security complexity is to quantify it for your company, ideally based on risk value. We all know that cyber risk is in the “eyes of the beholder” (CISO versus C-Suite versus Board) and finding a common vernacular therein – like risk.
Short answer; use a Risk Based Security Strategy (RBSS). One that focuses on cyber hygiene, access management, encryption and monitoring (along with an effective third party/vendor risk management effort). Risk is a combination of threat, vulnerability, likelihood and impact/consequences along with asset values. Next, we provide the rationale and ‘cyber story’ that goes with that RBSS assertion.
Cyber security is a wide capability area with complex technical and business interactions, […]
Executive Insights: Dhaval Jadav And Sonny Grover On The R&D Tax Credit
October 12, 2018
by Sonny Grover, alliantgroup Executive Vice President
Published in Forbes
Two members of alliantgroup’s executive management team cover the intent of the credit, its value to C-level executives and its importance in ensuring future economic progress
After years of firsthand experience serving clients and building CPA and industry partnerships across the country, I can state, without a doubt, that the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit is the single most important incentive for U.S. businesses. This has been true since the credit’s inception—and considering its evolution over the last three decades and the ever-expanding influence of technology, the R&D Tax Credit has become crucial in ensuring a thriving and competitive economy.
Ever since my colleagues Dhaval Jadav and Shane Frank founded alliantgroup back in 2002 (and after I joined the firm in […]
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Challenges for the new IRS commissioner
October 11, 2018
by Mark Everson, Former IRS Commisioner & alliantgroup Vice Chairman
Published in The Hill
After almost a year without a confirmed IRS commissioner, on October 1 Charles Rettig took office as the nation’s 49th commissioner of Internal Revenue. The post dates to the Civil War and the agency has had its ups and downs over the decades. Recent years have been tough. Mr. Rettig finds himself with both challenges and opportunities; a good start will be critical. Having held the job as the 46th commissioner, here are a few observations.
The sine qua non of the new commissioner’s tenure will be restoration of a constructive relationship with the Congress. Even in the best of times the service is never popular. Nobody heads back home to campaign for reelection with the pitch, “Vote for me. I got more money for the IRS.” Still, the […]