Posted by Jennifer French in Real Estate, Construction.
Helping You Navigate an Evolving Industry
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About the Author
Jennifer French
CPA
Partner, Construction Team Leader
Newport News
Jennifer specializes in tax planning and structuring of complex transactions for partnerships, limited liability companies and individuals in construction and real estate, including construction contractors, land developers and real estate and rental property owners.
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