One Big Beautiful Bill Passage:
What Does it Mean for You?

The tax law just got a massive makeover. Our guide breaks down what it means for your business, from income thresholds and deductions to planning opportunities you shouldn’t miss.

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Business Tax Services

Your business might be a passion for you, but let’s face it – you started it to make money. And while gaining more customers might be your first method to increase your profits, there’s also another way: your company tax strategy.

From deductions and credits on your business tax return to selecting the right entity structure, there are many ways for you to save money on your tax obligations. You can also avoid costly penalties by staying in compliance with laws and regulations tied to payroll, expenditures and more. Whether you’re just starting out or have a mature, established business, there are strategies you can use to improve your bottom line.

Let us help you find opportunities.

The IRS provides thousands of tools to help reduce your company tax burden, and they can get pretty complicated. That’s where we come in.

With James Moore, you have more than a check-the-boxes tax preparation service; you have a partner with the knowledge and experience to make sense of all the options available. We’ve been providing business tax services for over 50 years in a variety of industries, and our experience has taught us that everybody’s situation is different. And as a full-service accounting and consulting firm, we can look beyond basic business tax services to consult you on other areas to help you increase profitability.

There are tax savings opportunities for businesses big and small, and in just about every industry. By getting to know you and your business, we can help you find the ones that work best for you.

Need more information? Check out our library of tax-related articles.

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John VanDuzer, CPA

Partner

John helps a variety of clients to achieve their long-term goals, minimize their tax burden and maximize the value of their business. As a key member of our Real Estate Services team, he has extensive knowledge and experience in the accounting and tax concerns of this industry. The Partner-in-Charge of our Ocala office, John also heads the firm’s Tax Department and leads a team of over 40 professionals in serving the firm’s business and individual tax clients.

John’s expertise spans several areas:

Real Estate Industry
Real estate development
Investments
Property management
Hotel development
Homebuilders

Business Consulting
Succession planning
Purchase and sale transactions
Estate and gift tax planning
Like-kind exchanges

Partnerships
Entity structuring
Special allocations
Tiered partnerships
Profits interests

An active speaker and writer within the community, John regularly addresses topics specific to real estate development gains and losses, tax opportunities, property manager solutions, capitalization policies, and advanced tax implications specific to real estate. He is a member of the Builders Association of North Central Florida and the local chapter of the Urban Land Institute.

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