Emily Victor

In the annual survey conducted by the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Bennett Thrasher was named as the seventh fastest-growing accounting firm in Atlanta by revenue and continues to be ranked as the eighth largest firm in Atlanta by number of professionals.

In a recent article published in Accounting Today, Bennett Thrasher was mentioned for welcoming James Pickett as the firm’s Director of its new Tax Controversy Practice.

In a recent article published in Georgia Trend, Bennett Thrasher is mentioned for contributing to Cobb County’s economic productivity, as it continues to remain a popular place for businesses to grow.

In a recent article published in Retail Merchandiser, Bennett Thrasher partner Peter Stathopoulos discusses the bright-line physical presence test of sales tax nexus in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota and the Multistate Tax Commission’s (MTC) latest attempt to erode that U.S. Supreme Court decision with respect to taxing remote sellers.

In a recent article,  Accounting Today mentioned Bennett Thrasher for the firm’s efforts regarding charitable giving. Specifically, the article notes that the firm “contributes half of 1 percent of its top-line revenues into the BT Foundation on an annual basis.”

In a recent article published in Accounting Today, Bennett Thrasher partner Peter Stathopoulos provides insight regarding how the success of Georgia’s Film Tax Credit inspired the state to create the Music Investment Act, which is designed to attract the music industry back to Georgia.

In a recent article published in Metro Atlanta CEO, Bennett Thrasher was mentioned for participating in Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center’s FinTech-RetailTech Hackathon competition

Bennett Thrasher, in conjunction with Kennesaw State University’s Department of Construction Management, release the results from the second annual Georgia Construction Outlook Survey.