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CPA’s Are Terrible at This
This time of year Certified Public Accountants and other tax preparers are frequently asked to help someone with their tax return. The person says that they have completed the return themselves, and they just have a few questions — or … Continue reading
The Timeshare Loss Isn’t Deductible,… Sorry!
Our client bought a timeshare interest in snazzy new ski resort by Lake Tahoe a few years ago. He had the right to use it 1/4 of the year, and enjoyed staying in his own place when he went to … Continue reading
Incorporate Your LLC in Nevada and Avoid Paying Taxes
Nevada has no franchise tax, no corporate income tax, and no personal income tax. It’s near the large markets of California. It sounds like a perfect state to incorporate your business in. Unfortunately, incorporating in Nevada isn’t going to make … Continue reading
What to do About the Bank of America’s New Debit Card Charge
The Bank of America says that in 2012 it is going to start charging $60 a year if people want to use their debit cards for purchases. What should you do? The answer is easy: don’t use a debit card … Continue reading
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The Worst and Best Things to Do When the IRS Writes
A lot of people are coming into our office this year because they’ve been contacted by the IRS and they want help. Many new clients have assumed that they’re being audited by the IRS as soon as they saw the … Continue reading
