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- Congratulations to Kalkaska Screw Products, Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year for 2013 and to all SBC finalists.
- Learn more about the proposed Marketplace Fairness Act and FY2014 Federal Budget - Link to overviews and detailed downloadable reports below.
- DGN's QB & Coffee is 6/20, 7:45am at Cambria Suites in Traverse City.
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Dennis, Gartland & Niergarth is northern Michigan's largest locally owned, full service public accounting firm. Founded in 1973, the firm is based in Traverse City, MI with close to 50 experienced, professional staff dedicated to providing outstanding professional service with a personal touch to businesses and individuals throughout the region.Dennis, Gartland & Niergarth is known for its comprehensive tax, audit, technology and business consultation services, with added expertise in the agribusiness, manufacturing, professional offices, government/nonprofits and oil and gas business sectors.
Our guiding principle for 39 years - Our clients' success is our business.
Dennis, Gartland & Niergarth Hosts QuickBooks & CoffeeMonthly roundtable discussions on QuickBooks held Third Thursdays, 7:45-9am. Next session is 6/20 at Cambria Suites in Traverse City. |
Fiscal Year 2013 Budget ProposalsWhite House, GOP Look For Common Ground In Dueling Proposals On Tax Reform/Deficit Reduction. Read more in this special report. |
Senate Approves Internet Sales Tax: Measure Headed to HouseThe U.S. Senate has overwhelmingly, and with strong bipartisan support, passed the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 (the Act) by a vote of 69-27. The bill would allow a state to require certain remote sellers to collect sales and use tax on sales made to customers in the state. |
Planning to make a large cash gift for high school graduation? Consider paying some college tuition insteadWith commencement ceremonies for high school seniors coming up, many parents and grandparents are contemplating making cash gifts the student can use for college expenses. But if gift and estate taxes are a concern, consider a potentially more tax-efficient gift: paying some of the child’s college tuition. |
Tax BriefingFind out the latest tax updates and news with DGN's weekly Tax Briefing, including the latest IRS updates and other timely State and Federal issues and legislation. This briefing is updated frequently. |





