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Expertise
I can answer anything with regard to the following: Preparation/Tax Law regarding Individual Income Tax (IRS and California), Audit Representation/IRS Procedures of personal and corporate income tax including appeals, IRS Collection procedures for individuals, partnerships and corporations, offers-in-compromise, payment plans, penalty abatement etc.
Experience in the area
21 years in tax preparation and representation
Organizations
National Association of Enrolled Agents
Education/Credentials
4 years of accounting at Woodbury University/UCLA Extension
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Recent Reviews from Users
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| Amy | 11/10/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you not only for answering so ..... |
| Nick | 11/10/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | hardly seems fair Bruce, but it is ..... |
| Sheila | 11/02/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks so much! |
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Recent Answers from Bruce W. Tyler, EA
2009-11-13 short sale:
Connie, Once the property is sold, there are 2 transactions. The first is the sale of the property which will result in a loss. The second is the possible cancellation of debt income. If the loan
2009-11-12 Officer Compensation:
Hi Shelly, We all make errors - if we didn't we would not be human. I am confused about a few things -- 1.I am not sure what you mean by "compensated herself without paying taxes on the compensation"
2009-11-11 tax breaks as legal guardian:
Scott, For 2009, you will be out of luck. However, for 2010, you can most likely claim the kids as dependents. Here is a link regarding the claiming of dependents that are not related to you: http://www
2009-11-11 Filing Insolvent:
Jeanine, Have an attorney review the loan docs on the rental to make sure the loan is non-recourse. Sometimes, if investment property, it can be a recourse loan (a purchase money loan is never recourse
2009-11-10 Filing Insolvent:
Jeanine, Depending on whether or not the loans are recourse or non-recourse loans, you may have a tax liability for the banks loss on the loans. There is also new legislation that, in certain circumstances
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