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Tax and general business including hospitality related (hotel mgmt degree and experience in industry prior to obtaining ms tax and cpa).

Experience in the area

19 years cpa. ms tax.

Organizations

AICPA, CSCPA (Ct society), National Tax,

Publications

several including PEA

Education/Credentials

MS tax and other post graduate coursework

Awards and Honors

variety including Summa Cum Laude

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I don't disclose or kiss and tell

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2009-11-21 IRA-BDA 2009 Distribution:

the temporary suspension of rmd applies to inherited accounts too. see irs publication 590 http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p590.pdf "Waiver of RMD for 2009. You are not required to take an RMD

2009-11-20 Ca Rental property to Primary Residence:

general rule is 2 out of last five with intermittent absenses not deducted. but remember there is recapture of previous depreciation and new rules for splitting if you own two homes at the same time (assume

2009-11-20 rollover ira:

i can not speak to the requirement for you to drain your retirement funds. check with social security? with respect to the qualified plan withdrawls, IRC 72(t) provides an expemption from the 10%

2009-11-19 Tax Liability:

depends upon how you (and they) set it (your loan, investment and subsequently the business itself). key is how you will recognize (if you realize at some point in the future) gains/income - annual

2009-11-19 Any money owed after 8 yrs of not living and working in the U.S.:

cant speak to jamaican law, but you would not owe usa tax on an inheritance so go for it. plus, I have yet to hear of a 110% tax (where you would owe more then you receive - so it would be pretty hard

 

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