Tax preparers in CT specializing in commercial vehicles?
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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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taxslayer.com is pretty good
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I don't know that such a listing exists, but if it does it will be probably found with the title "Enrolled Agent"\n\nCPA's are licensed by the states where they practice, and you can go on-line for the State Board of Accountancy, which will not display a list, but will give you details about a CPA or PA whose name you enter.\n\nNo license or registration is required in most states to be a tax preparer.
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There are plenty of options. For a comprehensive list go to the IRS website: http://www.irs.gov/efile/article/0,,id=118450,00.html\n\nThe popular e-file options include: http://www.turbotax.com and http://www.taxact.com
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IRS.GOV. They have a bunch to choose from. They all have different guidelines so you will need to make sure you fall within the guidelines. That is the beat place for a variety for preparers
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http://cts-umsl.org/regulatory/Taxicab/kansas%20city%20MO.doc
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Red Wheel. or car washes. we do that for stuco. makes tons of money. good luck
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www.tax.state.ny.us or 1-800-225-5829\n\nThese are good places to start.  Also, you may want to see if you can contact one of the local tax offices throughout New York.\n\nSome of the locations are New York City, Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Schenectady.
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You might check with the governor's office-they have access to the business licenses and doing business as, or DBA's. I haven't heard that name in a long time, but they were also active in other states.
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good question. i have thought of becoming one myself but i know that you have to do the grunt work. you have to do the research on the tax laws and help them with the paper work and sometimes even go to meet a client for them. this happend to my fiance. he was in a wreck and we live in sc and his lawer was in nc and he sent his paralegals to meet him here in sc and get the papers signed.
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This link should help. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.ct.gov/ctportal/cwp/view.asp?a=843&q=246434
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I do consulting and set up my LLC (in Delware, taxes are cheaper) and used http://www.incnow.com/ No problems at all and it was quick and cheap.  Recommend them highly.
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http://www.ct.gov/ag/cwp/browse.asp?a=2132&agNav=%7C
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make phone calls to get business license, local paper advertising, (offer a special to the first 10 or whatever you think) put decals on your vehicle towards advertising, buy a book of professional invoices to leave with clients that have thin paper as a second copy for you to keep for your own records, grab a little filing cabinet for the clerical stuff to be filed into, have the local stationary shop create some business cards for the both of you to hand out to serious inquiries, post a few up on billboards, have a picture taken of the two of you together in your work garb to put up somewhere you see fit, establish monthly clientele where possible.
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consult any tax advisor
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First off not every CPA prepares Tax Returns.  CPA stands for Certified Public Accountant, and like attornies or doctors they deal with certain specialties.  If you want a professional tax preparer who is up to date with the latest tax laws and is used to dealing with the specifics of your financial picture look for a CPA that specializes in Tax Preparation or find an EA (Enrolled Agent) who is licensed to prepare taxes and defend you in the event of an audit, CP2000 letter, or other tax concern.  Tax software is very generic and only useful for a very basic tax return unless you are able to keep up with tax law changes yourself.  Not much better would be a retail tax outlet like H&R Block who on the whole are less concerned with accuracy and more concerned with getting you in & out quickly with a refund rather you are due one or not.
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You can check the web, including my site www.taxesq.com. There are also a vaiety of annual books for non-professionals such as Lasser's. CCH offers the Master Tax Guide which is a nice reference source.\n\nI hope this helps!\n\nRonald J. Cappuccio, J.D., LL.N. (Tax)\nCounsellor at Law