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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,

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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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Recent Answers from MEdusa

2012-02-07 Schedule C Questions:

mileage from 1.1 to 7.1 was just zero. simple.      miles from 7.1 to 12.31 = whatever it was.     two rates for the year is why this is asked.     there should be input box for commute and for personal

2012-02-07 Business Mileage:

I would only take 1099 contractor miles beyond the work commute on any day that you do both.  not sure why you would disregard the 'personal stop' as that is your commute to work. unles you were just picking

2012-02-07 Schedule C Questions:

Generally date in service is July 2011.  Use value of car then.     But miles is doing to prevail anyway      Ok to estimate personal use.      12000 personal miles. 1000 biz miles is under 50% so you

2012-02-04 Does IRS look at delivery drivers for a restaurant as contractor or as an employee?:

Look up independent contractor and form s8 on IRS.gov.  It all boils down to control.   Can the driver stop and pick up chinese on his way?  Can he deliver for another pizza on the way?  Compare ups/fed

2012-02-04 Tax on Long term Stock Sale:

you cant ignore the sale!  the sale proceeds are reported to the IRS.  failure to include the sale on schedule d will result in an adjustment for the full amount of the sale.     you must report on schedule

 

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