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Bart is the finance contributing editor for Supply House Times. He is an attorney and CPA who specializes in advising business owners on succession-planning techniques, valuing their businesses, and mergers and acquisitions, particularly for closely held and/or family businesses. He is a member of the American Bar Association’s Tax Committees on Closely-Held Businesses and Business Planning, as well as the Senior Advisor of the Center or Financial, Legal & Tax Planning, Inc.
He can be reached at the Center for Financial, Legal and Tax Planning Inc., 108 E. DeYoung St., Marion, IL 62959, 618/997-3436.
The following report from The
Center for Financial, Legal & Tax Planning Inc. informs the business community of what has changed in both healthcare
and the tax consequences that will now affect closely-held business owners.