Energy-Efficient Tax Incentives Provide Motivation to Combat Climate Change in Real Estate Industry
Climate change is a huge problem, but damages to the environment vary by...
John brings over 25 years of experience solving complex financial and tax issues encountered by closely held, growth-oriented companies. As a skilled team builder and problem solver, it is his role to get behind the numbers and assist our clients with interpreting financial results and directing for the future. He is a frequent lecturer, former member of the accounting/finance faculty of Fisher College, and is also admitted to practice law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Education
- Suffolk University Law School, JD (cum laude)
- Bryant College, Master of Science in Taxation
- University of Florida, Bachelor of Science, with honors
Professional Affiliations
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
- Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA)
- Massachusetts Bar Association
Personal
“Life is good, especially when skiing with my wife Lisa and daughter Jules.”
Resources
Audit & Assurance
Business Strategies
Financial Statements
Real Estate & Construction
Resources-Blog
Implementing New Lease Standards in Private Companies: It’s Finally Time
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued new lease standards in...
Best Practice Series IV | Key Employee Incentive Planning
As an employer, your workforce is an investment in human capital, which is the...
Meeting the 606 Revenue Recognition Standard for Contractors
As a construction firm, your revenue cycle is unique. Once a contract is signed,...