QSBS Planning for Cannabis Businesses Seeking Stronger After-tax Outcomes
How early structure decisions and ongoing compliance can help cannabis operators exclude millions in federal taxes during business exits.
Westborough, MA June of 2010 – Knowing the job market is harder than ever, a local company, Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. (AAF), recently welcomed several Westborough High School students to spend some time with AAF accounting professionals at...
Westborough, MA June of 2010 – Knowing the job market is harder than ever, a local company, Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. (AAF), recently welcomed several Westborough High School students to spend some time with AAF accounting professionals at their headquarters on East Main Street in downtown Westborough. AAF professionals, Jack Finning, Peter Curtis, John Allia, Stacie Amaral and Michael Bangma, spoke to the students about the paths they took to get to where they are today as professionals within AAF. Through this collaboration, the students had a chance to see what the public accounting world is like first hand and how to succeed at building their careers. Jack Finning, AAF Partner, stated, “We are glad to welcome future leaders here at AAF. Taking the time to provide opportunities for others is a win-win for the community.”
How early structure decisions and ongoing compliance can help cannabis operators exclude millions in federal taxes during business exits.
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