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About Me
- Jason T. Dinesen, E.A.
- Indianola, Iowa, United States
- I am an Enrolled Agent, which means I am federally licensed to help people with taxes -- tax preparation, tax advising, small-business tax accounting, and dealing with the IRS.
Areas of Specialty
I specialize in:
-General family tax issues
-The unique tax situation of same-sex married couples
-Small businesses - I have particular experience with small startups, home-based businesses, daycare operations, personal chefs, caterers, and personal trainers
-Rental property
-General family tax issues
-The unique tax situation of same-sex married couples
-Small businesses - I have particular experience with small startups, home-based businesses, daycare operations, personal chefs, caterers, and personal trainers
-Rental property
DISCLAIMER
The aricles on this blog are presented for informational purposes only. This blog should NOT be considered tax advice. Because each taxpayer's situation is unique, you should seek the counsel of a tax advisor of your choosing to discuss your unique situation before you make any financial decisions.
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- Unemployment Benefits are Taxable in 2010
- Tax Implications of the Unlicensed Daycare Provider
- Celebrity Tax Problems - Lawyer Mickey Sherman
- When is Income Taxable, When are Expenses Deductible?
- Federal Tax Provisions and the State of Iowa
- IRS Says Itemizers Will Have to Wait a Bit to File
- Standard Deductions Increase Slightly for 2011 Tax...
- Residential Energy Credit Extended, But It's Not A...
- AMT Patch Approved
- The Importance of Documenting Charitable Contribut...
- Additional Standard Deduction for Real Estate Taxe...
- Adoption Credit Increases for 2010 and 2011
- No 1099 Relief in Tax Deal
- Analyzing the Tax Cut Deal
- We Have a Tax Deal
- Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation for Iowans
- More on Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation
- Deducting Charitable Mileage (And Other Miscellane...
- Closure on Bush Tax Cuts Could Come Today
- Donating a Car to Charity
- Tax Problems for Rapper Doug E. Fresh
- Section 179 Limits for 2010 and 2011
- Recordkeeping Requirements for Charitable Contribu...
- Snipes Reports to Prison
- The IRS is Now on Twitter
- Roth IRAs Must Be Converted by Year-End to Defer T...
- Deal Reached on Taxes (Maybe)
- What is a Qualified Organization for Charitable De...
- Back to the Drawing Board on Taxes
- Debt Commission Report Fails to Get Necessary Votes
- IRS Announces Mileage Rates for 2011
- House Passes Extension of Bush Tax Cuts
- Making Work Pay Credit Expires - Paychecks Will De...
- AMT Could Hit 20% of Taxpayers in 2010
- Defining the Term "Bush Tax Cuts"
- Major Tax Changes Proposed in Debt Commission Report
- U.S. House Will Vote Thursday on Tax Cuts
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