Managing Your Tax Records After You Have Filed

Guest blogger, Michael A Visco, EA, ATA - Accounting professional for over 30 years located in Phoenix, Arizona specializing in Personal and Corporation Accounting, Taxes, Estate Planning, Setting up of new Business, Bookkeeping, Finance, Management Advisory Services, and IRS Representation. Currently servicing clients in the following states, NY,NJ,CT,FL,CA,CO,FL and AZ

Here is some good information with regard to keeping your records after you file your taxes is a good idea, as they will help you with documentation and substantiation if the IRS selects your return for an audit. Here are five tips about keeping good records.

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How to Get Tax Help from the IRS

Guest blogger, Michael A Visco, EA, ATA - Accounting professional for over 30 years located in Phoenix, Arizona specializing in Personal and Corporation Accounting, Taxes, Estate Planning, Setting up of new Business, Bookkeeping, Finance, Management Advisory Services, and IRS Representation. Currently servicing clients in the following states, NY,NJ,CT,FL,CA,CO,FL and AZ

When tax season is in full swing, the Internal Revenue Service receives millions of calls and thousands of taxpayer visits daily. For faster service, avoid peak times like Monday and Friday mornings when wait times are usually longest. Better yet, get the help you need online 24/7 without delay at IRS.gov.

Easter and Passover Pet Safety Tips

From Easter lilies, to candy, to kosher pet food, the Pasadena Humane Society tells you how to keep your pets safe during Easter and Passover. They also don't recommend giving a baby chick or bunny as a gift.

As the Easter Bunny makes its way from home to home leaving festooned eggs throughout the garden and decadent sweets for children to eat, it’s important for pet owners to exercise caution to avoid any "eggscitement" during this celebratory time of year.

AUTISM AWARENESS

As many of you know, April is Autism Awareness month. On Monday, April 2, 2012, Autism Speaks, along with people across our great country and around the world, will come together for the 3rd year, in a global initiative to “shine a light on Autism awareness” called “Light It Up Blue”. Prominent buildings, such as the Empire State Building, will turn their lights blue in support of all families affected by Autism. I hope that we can join them…

We are asking that you send your child to school on Monday, April 2nd, wearing the color blue. When you go to work in the morning, or run errands around town…please wear the color blue. We have many children in our very own community that have been diagnosed with Autism. Let’s show them that we support them and that we are ONE…

On behalf of our own families, as well as every other family out there that has a child, family member or friend with Autism…Thank You

With So Much Gratitude,

Alonna Rubin                                   

Co-President, SWR SEPTA

Mike Sanchez
Vice President, SWR SEPTA

Steven Visco, Ph.D, AAI, President
Denise A. Visco, Vice President
of C.H. Edwards, Inc.
and parents of a child with Autism
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