Stuart G. Lang, CPA, P.C. Certified Public Accountants Baldwin Long Island New York

Tax Tips - Stuart G. Lang, CPA, P.C. is a Certified Public Accounting (CPA) firm located in Baldwin, Long Island, New York, servicing all parts of the New York Tri-State area offering accounting; auditing; business formation; business projections; business valuations; estate planning; IRS representation; litigation support services; management consulting; mergers and acquisitions; probate administration; tax planning; tax preparation; peer review services to accounting firms; coop and condominium accounting; not for profit organizations including churches; governmental accounting including school districts.

July 2009
‘Cash for Clunkers’ legislation enacted June 24, 2009
Thinking of trading an old vehicle this year? The government is offering "Cash for Clunkers" to take environmentally outdated cars off the road.

June 2009
First time homebuyer credit offers opportunities

May 2009
Save your consulting fees for retirement
If you have received – or expect to receive – consulting fees or other self-employment income during 2009, consider setting up a separate retirement plan for your self-employment activity.

April 2009
How to use points to save money
If you are considering joining the ranks of the home buyers, whether for the first time or the 15th time, here is a tip to keep in mind when you are negotiating your mortgage.

March 2009
New rules for claiming net operating losses

February 2009
Get proper documentation for charitable contributions over $250

January 2009
The holidays are over and tax season has begun
The holidays are over. If you haven't already done so, now is the time to begin gathering information for your accountant to complete your 2008 taxes. And with numerous tax changes expected in 2009, it's also time to get organized for the following year's taxes. You can make preparing for next year’s taxes easier by following these tips.

The technical information here is necessarily brief. No final conclusion on these topics should be drawn without further review and consultation. Please be advised that, based on current IRS rules and standards, the advice contained herein is not intended to be used, nor can it be used, for the avoidance of any tax penalty assessed by the IRS.