International Tax Tips for San Franciscans Featured in September Newsletter, Announces Safe Harbor LLP
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) August 29, 2014 -- Safe Harbor LLP (http://www.safeharborcpa.com/), a top San Francisco CPA firm for international tax, has published their informative September tax tips newsletter for San Francisco individuals and businesses.
“International tax services in San Francisco is a growing part of our practice,” explained Chun Wong, CPA, managing partner at Safe Harbor LLP. “Accordingly, our bulletin focuses on a micro issue of importance to San Francisco Bay Area residents with overseas interests: to what extent can foreign business expenses be deducted on a US tax return?”
To read the ‘September Tax Tips Newsletter for San Francisco,’ please visit http://www.safeharborcpa.com/tax-tips-201409/.
September, 2014 Tax Tips for San Francisco
Among the items discussed in this month’s lively San Francisco tax tips bulletin are the following. First, as explained above, the issues surrounding expense deductions for foreign business trips. Second, tax issues surrounding passive and active investing. Third, the thorny issue of inherited IRA assets after a bankruptcy, and whether creditors can claim those issues. And finally, a listing of September tax deadlines of importance to San Francisco small businesses and individuals.
About Safe Harbor LLP – a Professional CPA Firm in San Francisco
Safe Harbor LLP is a CPA firm that specializes in accounting and tax services for individuals and businesses throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and greater California. Safe Harbor CPAs helps both individuals and businesses with tax preparation, IRS audit defense, and audited financial statements. The firm prides itself on friendly yet professional service and utilizes state-of-the-art Internet technology to provide quality customer service.
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Chun Wong, Safe Harbor CPAs & Tax Consultants, http://www.safeharborcpa.com/, +1 415-655-1071, [email protected]
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