Luis E. Ramirez, CPA.

 Expert guidance on how to comply with tax laws while minimizing liability. It covers choosing the right business structure, understanding deductions and credits, handling IRS notices, and making informed financial decisions—like when to buy equipment or how to manage retirement contributions. Unlike general tax planning, tax advice is tailored to your specific situation and often requires a licensed CPA or tax advisor 

CPA Representation Services before the IRS and State Tax Authorities involve a licensed Certified Public Accountant acting on behalf of a taxpayer during audits, appeals, collections, or other tax disputes. CPAs have unlimited representation rights, meaning they can communicate directly with tax agencies, prepare and submit documents, and advocate for clients at any stage of a tax matter. This service ensures that businesses and professionals receive expert guidance, protect their rights, and resolve issues efficiently and compliantly dd a short description.

For Individuals:

• Income Reporting: Includes form 1040, W-2, 1099, and freelance/self-employment income.
• Deductions & Credits: Maximizing write-offs for business expenses, education, and retirement contributions.
• Quarterly Tax Planning: Estimating and paying taxes throughout the year to avoid penalties.
• State & Local Compliance: Handling multi-state filings and local tax obligations.

For businesses:

• Entity-Specific Filings: Preparing returns for S-Corps, C-Corps, partnerships, and LLCs.
• Payroll & Employment Taxes: Filing forms like 941, 940, W-2s, and managing withholding.
• Sales & Use Tax: Ensuring compliance with state and local sales tax rules.
• Depreciation & Asset Tracking: Applying correct depreciation methods for equipment and property.