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Kerry joined Lumsden McCormick with over 10 years of experience in areas of business tax and cost segregation along with tax compliance for individuals. Her experience includes real estate for hospitality, multifamily housing, and commercial properties; historic tax credits; partnerships; and private equity and family wealth.
University of Denver, Master of Science, Taxation
John Carroll University, Bachelor of Science, Business Administration/Accounting
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Colorado State Association of Certified Public Accountants
CREW Network (Commercial Real Estate Women), Colorado
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
A record number of privately held businesses closed their doors permanently in 2020, and more closings are expected as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Shuttering a business can have complicated tax implications for the business and its owners.
Congress has enacted three tax credits that can provide some relief to eligible employers at this difficult time. The credits were initiated by three separate pieces of federal legislation and it's easy to confuse one with another. The following is intended to provide some clarity.
During these challenging times, companies must have access to cash to help offset unforeseen costs, whether for buying personal protective equipment (PPE) for on-site employees or investing in the technology needed to keep a remote workforce safely and efficiently connected.
