Craig W. Smalley, EA

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Craig W. Smalley, MST, EA, has been in practice since 1994. He has been admitted to practice before the IRS as an enrolled agent and has a master's in taxation. He is well-versed in US tax law and US Tax Court cases. He specializes in taxation, entity structuring and restructuring, corporations, partnerships, and individual taxation, as well as representation before the IRS regarding negotiations, audits, and appeals. In his many years of practice, he has been exposed to a variety of businesses and has an excellent knowledge of most industries. He is the CEO and co-founder of CWSEAPA PLLC and Tax Crisis Center LLC; both business have locations in Florida, Delaware, and Nevada. Craig is the current Google small business accounting advisor for the Google Small Business Community. He is a contributor to AccountingWEB and Accounting Today, and has had 12 books published on various topics in taxation. His articles have also been featured in the Chicago Tribune, New York Times, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, and several other newspapers, periodicals, and magazines. He has been interviewed and been a featured guest on many radio shows and podcasts. Finally, he is the co-host of Tax Avoidance is Legal, which is a nationally broadcast weekly Internet radio show.
Founder/CEO CWSEAPA PLLC
Mar 5th 2021
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IRS
Mar 3rd 2021
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Clients
Jan 4th 2021
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IRS
Dec 15th 2020
When thinking of estate plans , it can conjure up thoughts of a will. Whether you die intestate (without a will) or testate (with a will),...
Clients
Dec 11th 2020
When converting from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA there is a tax due on the original avoidance of taxes on the IRA. But after converting...
Clients
Dec 8th 2020
If taxable income is up to $40,125 as a single individual, $80,250 if you are married, and $53,700 if you file as head of household (HOH),...
Individuals
Dec 2nd 2020
With COVID and the lockdowns, we all got used to working at home (as much as possible). My terrestrial office was empty, done and over with...
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