Deborah A. Morgan

Your Amazing Itty Bitty Business Tax Book (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Your Amazing Itty Bitty Business Tax Book

15 Simple Tips for Saving Money on Your Taxes!

This easy-to-read how-to book is the best nuts and bolts business primer on the market. Before you set up a business or before you go further check what you've done against Deborah Morgan's comprehensive advice on saving money on taxes. This reads like a check list of what you need to know about business and taxes.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: S & P Productions, Inc
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781516305193
• Artikelnr.: 43725208

Autorenporträt

Becoming a CPA was not my life's plan. As the first in my family to go to College, I didn't come from a long line of CPAs urging me to follow in their footsteps. However, I was hungry for knowledge and was drawn to continue my education.

My first step was a one year course in accounting at a business college. After a stint working for a bank, I found a job as a Jr. Bookkeeper at a CPA firm. The Sr. Bookkeeper had a drinking problem which was so bad I had to drive her home after the firm fired her.

I got married, had children and continued to work at the firm. I loved accounting and tax work and continued taking courses at the business college. A partner suggested I transfer to UCLA and take the CPA exam which, at age 33, with two small children at home, I passed.

It took 18 years of night school, working days as a CPA without a degree to become the CPA I wanted to be. It's a path I don't recommend but it got me where I wanted to be. After several years I became a partner. Then in 2006 opened my own practice where I have been for the past nine years.