The partners and associates of Redwood Wealth Management proudly announce their move to 200 Milton Park, one of the premier real estate addresses in Alpharetta.
 
At a time when the economy and commercial real estate markets are struggling, Redwood is expanding and needs more space to serve its growing list of clients.
 
"As Redwood continues to grow by adding new clients, we feel that a bigger space is essential in continuing to provide world class service to our clients," said Redwood Senior Wealth Manager Shawn Meade. "Our new building is also an upgrade over our existing building and is consistent with the quality of our clients."
 
The new office is located at 11175 Cicero Drive, Suite 650 and operations will transition from the old office to the new office between April 23rd and April 28th. All firm email addresses and phone numbers will remain the same.
 
Meade says the company has signed a five year lease which will allow them to grow while maintaining current service levels.
 
"This should enhance the service our clients have been receiving," he said. "Everyone in the firm will now have a larger office to meet clients in.  More office space will also allow us to selectively hire new professionals to assist us in meeting our clients' service expectations in the coming years."
 
The firm will invite its clients and friends to an open house at the new location in June (date and time to follow).

With all the talk about potential tax breaks for individuals and small businesses, the CPAs at Redwood thought we might take a moment to look at some of the ideas that have actually been implemented as part of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act as well as other changes in the tax code.
 
If you think you or a friend might qualify for any of the breaks and would like more information, please call your Redwood advisor or your CPA.
 
Increase and Expansion of the Hope Scholarship Credit
 
There is a temporary tax credit for 2009 and 2010 which increases the maximum credit per student from $1800 to $2500.
 
The phase-out range is also increased. For single filers the phase-out range is 80k to 90k (up from the current 50k to 60k). For joint filers it is 160k to 180k (up from current 100k to 120k).