The Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming Business Owners in the Know program will feature a panel of local tax accounting experts as they guide local businesses with year-end tax planning. The presentation is slated to take place online on Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 12 PM.

The series, sponsored by West Chester University, consists of professional development programs designed specifically for the region’s businesses and business owners.

“West Chester University is deeply committed to serving as a valuable resource to our community in a number of ways,” said WCU President Christopher Fiorentino. “The university welcomes the opportunity to sponsor the Business Owners in the Know discussion series in an effort to cultivate and nurture innovative opportunities that will ultimately benefit all of our neighbors. Partnering with the Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce continues to be a critical part of this university’s tradition.”

The November presentation is centered on year-end tax planning to support businesses looking for more information on tax planning. Panelists include:

• Bill Brady of Pellini Gold Cordes CPA, LLC
• Melissa Hawes of Miles Financial Management, Inc.
• Michael Wylam of Pagani & Wylam, CPA

Donna Urian of Fischer Cunnane & Associates will moderate. The panel will discuss a wide variety of important tax planning questions ranging from Qualified Business Income planning and Roth IRA conversions to PPP loan forgiveness and legislation that may change based on the results of the presidential election.

“We are excited for this Business Owners in the Know event, sponsored by West Chester University,” said Dave Fairman, Interim President at GWCC. “The chamber works hard to select topics that are relevant and insightful for our members. You won’t want to miss this presentation.”

Click here for more information and to register.

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