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I am the founder and President of Tax & Business Advisory Services LLC, a boutique accounting firm that specializes in tax planning and preparation for individuals and small businesses.
New York University Stern School of Business, 2005 Accounting and Finance
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Dear Jim, You should file a tax return in each state where you've worked during the year even if you are not a resident of that state, though the rates and forms to file might be different for residents
Dear Katherine, I'm sorry, but I cannot advise you as to whether you should obtain employment or not. As to who would benefit most from the deduction, you or the child's father, that is a question
Dear MC, I'm not sure I understand your question completely. You have already filed a return without taking the LLC into account and are now going to amend it? What year are you asking about? Generally
Dear Steve, Generally, expenses for meals and entertainment where business is discussed are 50% deductible. For each such meal, you must record the following in your records: the date, the amount,
Dear Thomas, In theory, your company is supposed to file an amended return with the IRS and you should receive a refund. However, in practice it often works very differently and the employee often
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