Unlocking $800k Through 3 Specialty Tax Strategies
Align Tax Consulting • December 10, 2024
Midwest-based industrial equipment and component manufacturer operates out of a 100,000 sq foot facility and has an annual revenue of $25M. Despite steady growth, leadership noticed that increasing operational costs were hindering innovation.
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