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About John Stine
John Stine is a senior tax partner and the assistant Philadelphia office managing partner at Grant Thornton LLP. Stine has more than 35 years of experience in varied industries, including technology, financial services, manufacturing and distribution, service companies and real estate. He is a specialist in flow-through taxation, estate, succession and transactions planning, and has been involved in numerous business transactions.
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Should I Switch My Business to a C Corporation?

October 18, 2013 John Stine Comments Off on Should I Switch My Business to a C Corporation?

For the first time in a decade, the top tax rates for individuals and corporations are not equal. At the beginning of this year, the top individual tax rate returned to 39.6%, while the top […]

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