Thomas is a partner in the firm’s Orlando office specializing in accounting and auditing.
He is also responsible for managing the tax aspects of many engagements in which he is involved and provides consulting and litigation support services. Additional services provided by Thomas include business analysis, expert witness testimony, forecasts and projections, fraud and investigative accounting, mergers and acquisitions, SOC 1 engagements, employee benefit plans, succession planning and tax planning. Industries in which he has an extensive expertise consist of agribusiness, common interest realty associations, construction, manufacturing, not-for-profit, professional associations, real estate, retail, wholesale distributors and timeshare developers.
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