Nathan P. Clark CPA
Partner, Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP
Nathan has 19 years of public accounting experience, including 15 years with Big-4/national firms, with a deep focus on accounting method changes. He has worked with both small privately held businesses and publicly traded, Fortune 500 companies. He has significant experience in retail, manufacturing, real estate and hospitality industries, among others.
Nathan's primary areas of focus is tax accounting methods including the timing of recognition of revenue and expense, capitalization and depreciation, overall methods of accounting, and small taxpayer accounting methods under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Nathan also has extensive experience working with clients to implement secs. 199A and 163(j), among other topics under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Nathan is a member of the AICPA Tax Methods and Periods Technical Resource Panel, has spoken at AICPA conferences, and other continuing education events. He has published Tax Alerts and articles for AICPA's The Tax Adviser, The Journal of Accountancy, CCH's Corporate Business Taxation Monthly and in numerous trade publications.
Nathan's primary areas of focus is tax accounting methods including the timing of recognition of revenue and expense, capitalization and depreciation, overall methods of accounting, and small taxpayer accounting methods under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Nathan also has extensive experience working with clients to implement secs. 199A and 163(j), among other topics under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Nathan is a member of the AICPA Tax Methods and Periods Technical Resource Panel, has spoken at AICPA conferences, and other continuing education events. He has published Tax Alerts and articles for AICPA's The Tax Adviser, The Journal of Accountancy, CCH's Corporate Business Taxation Monthly and in numerous trade publications.