McGuire Sponsel Announces Merger, Addition of Financing and Economic Incentives Practice
Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) January 10, 2014 -- McGuire Sponsel is a leading national tax and advisory firm that has announced the launch of a new practice line specializing in securing financing and economic incentives for businesses and nonprofit organizations. The practice has been launched as a result of merging with a consulting firm formerly known as BT ProjectPoint. The new practice will help organizations secure project financing, will provide swap and debt advisory services, and will help negotiate and secure economic incentives.
Douglass Dalton, Principal and Brian Wahl, Principal will oversee the Financing and Economic Incentives Practice. Doug’s expertise includes finding tax-exempt and taxable financing and economic development incentives for corporate and nonprofit clients. Brian focuses on sourcing and structuring of senior debt and economic incentives for corporate and nonprofit organizations.
“Our Financing and Economic Incentives Practice will represent a substantial diversification of our service offerings, expanding the scope of our services beyond specialty tax for the first time. We believe this addition is critical to our ability to extend the value we deliver to our clients and partner CPA firms. This merger will enable McGuire Sponsel to provide greater resources and opportunities,” states TJ Sponsel, Director of McGuire Sponsel.
The Financing and Economic Incentives Practice adds to the existing core areas of expertise for McGuire Sponsel including R&D Tax Credits, Fixed Asset Services, and IC-DISC services. These value-added services will bring value to CPA firms and their clients across the country.
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McGuire Sponsel provides specialized tax and advisory services to businesses in more than 30 states across the country through relationships with more than 110 leading accounting firms. The firm works with CPA’s and businesses to offer cost segregation & fixed asset studies, research and development studies, IC-DISCs, and financing & economic incentives.
Beth Oblon, McGuire Sponsel, http://www.mcguiresponsel.com, +1 (317) 564-5019, [email protected]
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