Toni L. House MBA/ Published Author
CEO
First Tax Solution LLC
Kingman, AZ
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Tax Preparation, Tax Planning, Estate and Trust Taxes, IRS Representation, Bookkeeping, Business Owner Taxes, Accounting Services, Farm Taxes, Real Estate Taxes, Foreign Income Taxes, Non U.S. Citizen Taxes
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accounting, administration, advertising, asset management, billing, budgeting, business modeling, business plans, cash management, cashflow, consulting, cost control, customer relations, customer satisfaction, customer service, financial management, financial statements, focus, forecasting, general ledger, hiring, human resources, inventory management, jobcosting, microsoft office, payroll, quickbooks, recruiting, reports, safety, sales, scheduling, strategic planning, tax planning, visionPayment
- Hourly
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Languages
- English
Background Information for Toni L. House MBA/ Published Author
Education
- ALMEDA UNIVERSITY
MBA emphasis in Accounting
2004 - Athens State University
BS Accounting
1986
Previous Work Experience
Consultant Athlete Transitions
2011 — 2011
+ All Work ExperienceAuthor/CEO Save Your Money Save Your Family
2009 — 2011
Author Save Your Money Save Your Family
2009 — 2010
CEO First Tax Solution LLC
2001 — 2010
Senior Consultant & Owner TLH Tax Return & Payroll
2001 — 2009
Controller PINNACLE GRADING
2006 — 2006
Assistant Controller RAMADA EXPRESS
2005 — 2005
Council Member Manazanita Site Council
1997 — 2001
CFO & Vice President WDH MANAGEMENT, INC
1987 — 2000
President Manzanita Elementary School
1998 — 1999
Manzanita Parent Teacher Volunteer Organization - President National Tax Training School
1995 — 1997
Accountant/Auditor Copper and Hill CPA's
1980 — 1987
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A Brokerage account is tied to Investments. For example Wells Fargo may have your investment account and so there fore, interest from your (lets say bonds) may be deposited into your brokerage account. Typically a brokerage account or money market account will earn interest but you are required to keep a min balance.
Should you have one? that is a decision you and your financial
advisor should answer. If you have investments then it would probably be a good choice.
You can contribute to an IRA the amounts for 2010 are
up to $5,000 below age 50 $6,000 age 50 to age 70 1/2, of course there are some exceptions. For more information you may contact me if you like.
If your self employed business is a pass through entity. (meaning the profit or loss will pass to your personal income tax return on the front of your 1040) for example a Schedule C . the profit or loss from Schedule C will be reported on line 12 for the year 2010. If it shows a loss it will be subtracted from your Total income. (reducing your income)
If however you are an employee and are allowed to deduct employee business expenses on form 2106 that would flow to your Schedule A itemized deductions. Which only the amount above 2% of your adjusted gross income could you deduct. With a business you can deduct every expense directly related to your business (make sure you keep really good records and receipts). There is a great deal more information regarding this topic. You may contact me for more information if you like.
