Concannon Miller News

Concannon Miller has launched a new Business Breakfast Seminar series, with topics including business tax savings strategies and new tax obligations following the Wayfair court decision.

The hourlong sessions offer tax, accounting and other actionable tips for business growth. They will run from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on the following days at the firm’s Bethlehem office.

The seminars are geared at business owners and other business finance executives. Free CPE will be provided for interested attendees.

Concannon Miller’s Certified Exit Planning Advisors will provide tips to take your business to the next level at Lehigh Valley Business’s Business Growth Symposium.

Concannon Miller Shareholder Andy Kahn, CPA, MBA, CFP, CEPA, is taking part in the panel discussion on succession planning. He’ll offer tips on how owners can grow the value of their business to sell it at a premium.

Concannon Miller Director Denise Hozza, CPA, CVA, is taking part in an upcoming panel discussion on financial and estate planning strategies for women.

The Diocese of Allentown is hosting the “Estate Planning for Women” event from 6 to 8 p.m. May 16 at DeSales University.

Concannon Miller Shareholder Ron Cressman, CPA, CVA, will be speaking as part of a session on financial health at the 2019 W.O.N. National Business Meeting.

Cressman will detail the latest business tax changes impacting McDonald’s franchisees. Most of those changes were part of the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Concannon Miller will detail the many new tax benefits available to brewers at the Brewers of Pennsylvania 4th Annual Mid Atlantic Brewers’ Symposium.

Andrew Desiderio, CPA, CMP, who heads Concannon Miller’s craft beverage niche, will speak on brewery investments, state tax credits and federal excise tax savings.

The new federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act lowers taxes on just about every alcohol producer, including craft brewers, hard cideries and mead makers. It also offers significant new benefits for small business owners and equipment investments.

Concannon Miller is holding several events this fall to better prepare executives for business success. Learn more and register today for these important seminars:

Concannon Miller is debuting a new Next Gen Academy for Finance and Leadership for Private Businesses.

The Academy will prepare upcoming business owners to take the reins to continue their family legacy. Participants will develop the leadership and finance skills critical to their business’s ongoing success as well as develop a network of peers in the business community.

Only 30% of family-owned businesses succeed in transitioning their business to the second generation and only 10% succeed in transferring to a third generation. The best way to beat the odds is to prepare.

Concannon Miller Director Denise Hozza, CPA, CVA, is taking part in an upcoming panel discussion on financial and estate planning strategies for women.

The Diocese of Allentown is hosting the “Estate Planning for Women” event from 6 to 8 p.m. May 15 at DeSales University.

Concannon Miller is participating in a Northampton Community College event to detail the most significant tax reform changes for individuals.

Shareholder Tony Deutsch, CPA, MT, CGMA, is taking part in the college’s upcoming “New Tax Reform: What Has Changed and What Has Stayed the Same” presentation. The event is part of NCC Foundation’s Building Your Estate Planning Tool Box series on May 8.

Federal tax reform through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act included major changes for construction and construction-related companies – the biggest in more than 30 years.

To help construction company owners and executives understand and take best advantage of the new tax laws, Concannon Miller will be detailing the many changes at an upcoming Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) seminar.