alliant Named National Systems Contractors Association’s Business Accelerator Partner of the Year
alliantgroup is honored to have been named National Systems Contractors Association’s (NSCA) Business Accelerator Partner of the Year.
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alliant Black Collaborative Hosts Black History Month Lunch & Learn and Pop-Up Marketplace
alliantgroup kicked off Black History Month with an informative lunch and learn for our professionals hosted by the alliantgroup Black Collaborative.
Make sure you are working ON your business, not your business working on you!
How many times have you heard the phrase “make sure you are working on your business, not your business working on you”?
alliant Adds Accounting Majors to Annual Scholarship Program
alliantgroup’s philanthropic arm, the Blue Heart Fund, is excited to add Accounting majors to its annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Scholarship program expanding STEM to STEaM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Accounting and Math)
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IRS Seeks Outside Help with Identifying Errors During Filing
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