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2023 Webinar for Businesses - Preparing for Year-End and Beyond

2023 Webinar for Businesses - Preparing for Year-End and Beyond

Oct 24, 20231 hour watch
3 Contributors
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Please note CPE is only available for live webinars. CPE is not available for webinars on demand.

Join us for a webinar on Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses, led by three of our best and brightest tax experts: Brittany Lawrence, Zach Gubser and Phil Hurak.

Taxes don't have to be taxing, which is why CSH is coming prepared to share all the essential strategies and tax planning considerations to save your business time and money.

Our experts will cover a diverse range of topics to provide insights that will not only aid in navigating the complexities of year-end tax planning but will also help you chart a course for a successful 2024. CPE credits will be given to participants who join the live webinar and follow the instructions provided at the beginning of the event.

Phil Hurak

Managing Shareholder
Phil, Shareholder of Clark Schaefer Consulting, is dedicated to serving the firm’s Fortune 1000 and large private clients across the areas of accounting, risk and compliance, IT risk/cyber, performance improvement, and technology.

Brittany Lawrence

Shareholder
Brittany focuses on business tax planning and compliance mainly for closely held or family-owned businesses. She strives to serve the tax needs of her clients and form long-term relationships to assist them with other accounting or business-related issues.

Zachary Gubser

Shareholder
Zach works on compliance, planning, transaction, and consulting projects for clients ranging from high-net-worth individuals to pass-throughs, to large multi-national corporations.
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