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BALTIMORE, AUG. 21, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ -- CPA and management consulting firm SC&H Group, LLC, announced today that Scott Tyler has joined the firm as a Principal in its State and Local Tax Practice in the firm's recently opened Tampa, Florida office.

Scott brings nearly 20 years of national experience in state and local tax, with a focus on property tax. Prior to joining SC&H, Scott led Crowe Horwath's southeast property tax practice, and was the national practice leader for personal property. Scott has also held State and Local Tax leadership roles at General Electric and Ernst & Young. In his capacity with SC&H, Scott will continue to be an advisor to privately held Fortune 100 companies on state and local tax matters, while contributing to SC&H's national reach.

Ron Causey, Managing Director of SC&H, said, "We are thrilled with the addition of Scott to our State and Local Tax team and to have him in our Tampa office. His expertise is a natural complement to our exceptional team of state and local tax advisors."

Todd Workman, Managing Director of SC&H State and Local Tax stated, "We are excited to welcome Scott to the Firm. His extensive personal property tax background and experience in advising companies on their state and local tax issues coupled with his track record of outstanding client service make him an exceptional fit with our team."

"Joining SC&H at this time is an exciting opportunity. I was impressed with...

COLORADO SPRINGS — With just 1½ laps left in three laps around downtown Colorado Springs, the peloton finally caught the breakaway group Friday afternoon and from there Tyler Farrar broke out in the sprint to the finish line to win Stage 5 of the USA Pro Challenge.

The Team Garmin-Sharp rider, who also won Stage 1 on Monday, finished Friday’s stage in 3 hours, 58 minutes, 27 seconds. During the stage, Farrar also reclaimed the green jersey as the top sprinter.

Boulder’s Taylor Phinney of BMC Racing who crashed in Stage 1 and injured is right knee, finished


George Hincapie, left, (riding for BMC Racing) and David Zabriskie (riding for Garmin-Sharp) prepare for the start of Stage 5 at the USA Pro Challenge on Friday in Breckenridge. (Doug Pensinger, Getty Images)
second in the Stage 5. His teammate, Tejay van Garderen, kept the yellow jersey. Van Garderen kept the yellow jersey but remains tied in time with Garmin Sharp’s Christian Vande Velde at 21:32:45.



Garmin-Sharp’s Tom Danielson remains atop the King of the Mountains standings as the top climber with 50 points, three ahead of Jorge Castiblanco of Team EPM-UNE.

With all the news about Lance Armstrong’s latest issue on allegations from his past in the air, Stage 5 left Breckenridge on Friday morning for the 117.9-mile race to downtown Colorado Springs.

The stage had one climb, then it was all about th...

MIDDLEBOURNE, W. Va. — As the saying goes, “Ain’t no party….like a Black Diamond party” and the 2012 version of the monster event will see action on and off the track all weekend as the Circle Track Management Group is pleased to present the Davisson Brothers Band on Thursday Night, August 30th and Parkersburg area rockers Mirror Mirror headlining the stage on Friday Night, August 31st supplying post-race extra-curricular fun. Motorsports biggest little party, the Black Diamond 125 at Tyler County Speedway will roll out a warm Mountaineer welcome to the greatest race fans in the world for three days of hardcore, hammer down in your face style of wicked action the speedway has come accustomed to and featuring the unforgettable and always legendary Tyler County pit parties that have become a ‘bullring’ Labor Day tradition!




West Virginia’s favorite sons, the Davisson Brothers Band from nearby Clarksburg, WV will set the tone for the 2012 Black Diamond 125 weekend with a special Thursday Night, Aug. 30th performance at the traditional Black Diamond Launch Pit Party at the conclusion of the first night of racing action. One of the regions hottest acts, and back by popular demand as the group opened up for Craig Morgan during the Bullring Bonanza back on Memorial Weekend and also headlined the Thursday Night portion of the 50th Annual Tyler County Fair.




The Davisson Brothers Band has a unique style ...

BALTIMORE, AUG. 21, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ -- CPA and management consulting firm SC&H Group, LLC, announced today that Scott Tyler has joined the firm as a Principal in its State and Local Tax Practice in the firm's recently opened Tampa, Florida office.

Scott brings nearly 20 years of national experience in state and local tax, with a focus on property tax. Prior to joining SC&H, Scott led Crowe Horwath's southeast property tax practice, and was the national practice leader for personal property. Scott has also held State and Local Tax leadership roles at General Electric and Ernst & Young. In his capacity with SC&H, Scott will continue to be an advisor to privately held Fortune 100 companies on state and local tax matters, while contributing to SC&H's national reach.

Ron Causey, Managing Director of SC&H, said, "We are thrilled with the addition of Scott to our State and Local Tax team and to have him in our Tampa office. His expertise is a natural complement to our exceptional team of state and local tax advisors."

COLORADO SPRINGS — With just 1½ laps left in three laps around downtown Colorado Springs, the peloton finally caught the breakaway group Friday afternoon and from there Tyler Farrar broke out in the sprint to the finish line to win Stage 5 of the USA Pro Challenge.

The Team Garmin-Sharp rider, who also won Stage 1 on Monday, finished Friday's stage in 3 hours, 58 minutes, 27 seconds. During the stage, Farrar also reclaimed the green jersey as the top sprinter.

Boulder's Taylor Phinney of BMC Racing who crashed in Stage 1 and injured is right knee, finished


George Hincapie, left, (riding for BMC Racing) and David Zabriskie (riding for Garmin-Sharp) prepare for the start of Stage 5 at the USA Pro Challenge on Friday in Breckenridge. (Doug Pensinger, Getty Images)
second in the Stage 5. His teammate, Tejay van Garderen, kept the yellow jersey. Van Garderen kept the yellow jersey but remains tied in time with Garmin Sharp's Christian Vande Velde at 21:32:45.


Garmin-Sharp's Tom Danielson remains atop the King of the Mountains standings as the top climber with 50 points, three ahead of Jorge Castiblanco of Team EPM-UNE.

With all the news about Lance Armstrong's latest issue on allegations from his past in the air, Stage 5 left Breckenridge on Friday morning for the 117.9-mile race to downtown Colorado Springs.

The stage had one climb, then it was all about the sprinters as they rol...

Garmin-Sharp cyclist Tyler Farrar, right, wins Stage 5 of the USA Pro Challenge on Friday. (Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post)
COLORADO SPRINGS — With just 1½ laps left in three laps around downtown Colorado Springs, the peloton finally caught the breakaway group Friday afternoon and from there Tyler Farrar broke out in the sprint to the finish line to win Stage 5 of the USA Pro Challenge.

The Team Garmin-Sharp rider, who also won Stage 1 on Monday, finished Friday's stage in 3 hours, 58 minutes, 27 seconds. During the stage, Farrar also reclaimed the green jersey as the top sprinter.

Boulder's Taylor Phinney of BMC Racing who crashed in Stage 1 and injured is right knee, finished


George Hincapie, left, (riding for BMC Racing) and David Zabriskie (riding for Garmin-Sharp) prepare for the start of Stage 5 at the USA Pro Challenge on Friday in Breckenridge. (Doug Pensinger, Getty Images)
second in the Stage 5. His teammate, Tejay van Garderen, kept the yellow jersey. Van Garderen kept the yellow jersey but remains tied in time with Garmin Sharp's Christian Vande Velde at 21:32:45.
Garmin-Sharp's Tom Danielson remains atop the King of the Mountains standings as the top climber with 50 points, three ahead of Jorge Castiblanco of Team EPM-UNE.

With all the news about Lance Armstrong's latest issue on allegations from his past in the air, Stage 5 left Breckenridge on Friday morning for the 117...