The Tax Clock Is Already Running - What Will Your Business Wish It Had Done Before December 31?

Don’t Wait Until January to Discover What You Should Have Asked in November.

Tax season doesn't begin when you file. It begins with the decisions you make before year-end.

By January, the books are closing. Deadlines are approaching. And the questions start:

🔸Did we plan ahead?

🔸Did we miss something?

🔸What changed?

🔸Are we paying where we need to pay?

🔸What should we have addressed before December 31?

Some of those questions are much easier to answer before year-end.

Join GACC South and Rödl Langford de Kock LLP for a limited-capacity business luncheon and interactive roundtable designed to help companies get ahead of the tax questions that matter now.

This is not another tax seminar.

It is a practical conversation with Rödl experts, real-world business scenarios, and other leaders navigating year-end decisions across the U.S. and internationally.

WHY NOVEMBER MATTERS

Because once year-end passes, some planning opportunities pass with it.

November is the time to step back and ask:

🔸What needs attention now?

🔸What can wait?

🔸What could surprise us later?

Waiting until filing season can mean you're reacting to decisions that have already been made.

This luncheon is designed to help you identify the questions before they become deadlines.

WHAT WILL YOUR BUSINESS WISH IT HAD DONE BEFORE DECEMBER 31?

Year-end is more than the end of the calendar.

For businesses, it can be an important planning point involving federal and state taxes, estimated payments, reporting requirements, employees, business expansion, major transactions, and international activity.

Whether your company is expanding into another state, managing employees across multiple locations, investing in growth, or operating internationally, the right questions often need to be asked before the year closes.

Rödl experts will break down the issues businesses should have on their radar now and help put the bigger picture into perspective.