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I am a CPA and CFA with more than 20 years of assisting others to address a wide variety of tax and financial issues, including: (a) tax and timing for conversion of various retirement vehicles including 401(k), traditional IRA, and Roth IRA; (b) starting date considerations for social security benefits and related tax liabilities; (c) computation of book and tax basis, gains and losses on investments, §1031 exchanges; (d) tax benefits and deductions on principal residence, vacation homes, and investment properties; (e) acquisitions of business properties, computation of bonus depreciation, and MACRS depreciation; (f) tax as related to various martial issues, including dependences, noncitizen spouses, and divorce settlement; (g) review of college funding options and tax attributes; (h) tax computation and investment considerations for fixed and variable annuities; (i) tax considerations relating to gifting by parents and grandparents; (j) tax on employee benefits programs including retirement plans, health insurance, and other benefits; (k) tax on inherited assets including assets, insurance, and other assets.
Paul Sid, CPA CFAI have over 20 years of financial, accounting, and tax experience in working with individuals and fortune 500 companies.
BS Accounting, CPA, CFA
B.S. California State University, Los Angeles, CA CPA (California), CFA
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| Lamont | 01/31/12 | 7 | 6 | 10 | I appreciate the expert's answer, but it ..... |
| Claudia Suarez | 01/26/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
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Hi Ed, Thanks for your question. Most people hired meet the definition of an employee. If such is the case get provide them with an employment contract and have them complete a Form W-4 for tax
Hi Lamont, It sounds like you have a great and smart father. What are trusts? Trusts are legal vehicles which is to hold various assets (e.g. money, real estates, stocks, etc.) and will be distributed
Hi Claudia: It appears that you have done your homework and is narrowing down your decision to two choices: LLC or S-Corp. When making your selection there are several significant areas for considerations-
Hi Rehman, Thanks for your question. What is available on the internet is much more detail that a brief explanation that I can provide. I had performed a search on the internet and found some excellent
Hi Fola, Purpose of the operating agreement. We live in a litigious society. Should one get sued courts will look for the operating agreement to determine if the single member is personally liable
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