Where can I find a reputable accountant specializing in over-the -road taxes  (HUT, IFTA, IRP, etc.) in Connecticut?
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i don't know the answer to this question either so i found another open one to see why u changed your picture this one looks worse
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Food, out of home? No! You can however look for vacant Little store fronts or small building, contact the owner and see if he will rent it to you for $1. It will be great for you and your non-profit as well as a huge tax write off for him.  Here in Fairfield County, CT a town Library is rented for a $1 a year--huge tax write off.  Check it out and don't give up.  Also you will be greatly appreciated at any Dress For Success' in your area.  They assist women entering or re-entering the workforce by providing them with a complete full interview suit (including -shoes, accessories, pantyhose, brassieres, purse, shampoo, etc..)\ngo on-line to www.dressforsuccess.org) become a Personal Shopper.
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Dave Ramsey, a radio financial guru, offers a list of "Endorsed Local Providers" (ELP's) on his website. You can type in your zip code and get the name of someone in your area. The plus here is that he requires that honesty and integrity be at the forefront of that person's business. Also, the company I work for has done very well by me. I ususally don't promote them on this site, but in this case, I will say that H&R Block financial advisors have been great. (Please know that I get no financial gain from telling you this - I work on the tax side, not with investments) I'll provide you with both links, and please let me know if I can be of further assistance :)
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THe postcode doesn't match, but:\n\nS Leff & Co\n269 Kingsland Road\nLondon E2 8AS\nTel: (020 7739 5441)\n\nThey seem to be accountants.
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You can contact them here:\nTax Assessor & Collector\nA. F. "Buddy" Skeen\nCounty Records Bldg.\n215 N. 5th St., Suite: 118\nWaco, Texas 76701\nMailing Address: P.O. Box 406\nWaco, Texas 76703-0406\nOffice: 254-757-5130 Fax: 254-757-2666\n\nMore info about how to file for an exemption:\nhttp://www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/proptax/tx96_295_00/howfile00.html#home
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Call their corporate office and tell them where you want them sent. Or, have your tax preparer call them.
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Try Ernst and Young. They are an international comapany, well known professionals and of course well trusted AND they are based in Toronto, a city you must know well.\n\nCanadian Headquarters\n\nErnst & Young LLP\nErnst & Young Tower\n222 Bay Street\nToronto, ON\nM5K 1J7\n416/864-1234\n\nIt’s Quick, Guaranteed. As one of Canada’s leading tax practices, we know how important it is for you to receive answers quickly and dependably. By eliminating phone tag, the Ernst & Young Online Tax Advisor takes uncertainty and delays out of the process. You connect right to the specialists best qualified to address your issues. And you can rely on their rapid response— we guarantee it. For questions involving Canadian jurisdictions, you choose the time frame for delivery of your advice—three days, two days, or the next business day. Questions with non-Canadian jurisdiction components will be answered within four business days. If Ernst & Young is responsible for late delivery, your advice is free.\n\nIt's Comprehensive. The Ernst & Young Online Tax Advisor addresses a wide range of issues, and covers federal and provincial income taxes, goods and services taxes, and excise and customs duties. As well, the Online Tax Advisor will link you to our tax specialists in many countries around the world.\n\nIt Gives You Cost Control. Standard delivery responses will never exceed CDN$3,000 for a Canadian jurisdiction, or US$4,000 for jurisdictions outside Canada.
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Find a good CPA to help you with your books. He has to figure out incoming money (gross), the cost of items bought, how busy the place is, taxes, and all that. He'd be the best one to ask.
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www.taxact.com it's free!
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you should ask a tax attorney.  I have had luck with sites like http://www.irstaxtrouble.com/find-a-lawyer.php .  Good luck on the new country...
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I can get all of that information at my county Tax Collector's office website.  See if your tax collector has a searchable website.  I don't think there is a statewide or nationwide free service.
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Hey, I travel to CT on business at least once a month !!!! mikeallen555555@yahoo.com
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I would have your taxes prepared by a professional this year. It will help you with this unusual situation. Try H&R Block, if you don't want to use them, perhaps they can just answer the question over the phone.
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I'm pretty sure he can pay those drivers as independent contractors and give them a 1099. They would be responsible for all the taxes and what not. That would not be cheating the government. He needs to be honest with the drivers though and let them know he will be giving them a 1099 and they will be responsible for the taxes. Talk to a tax preparer. Jackson Hewitt is 1-800-234-1040 and key in your zip code for nearest office. Good Luck!
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I suggest you contact your local tax assessors office to investigate.
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http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=110417,00.html
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You need to handover this to a local company where you are based.Further, you can also check up with www.allindinataxes.com which is the best tax site of India for tax info and the whole Industry and Consultants rely on it.