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Tax pro near me: Kristin Siolka
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- 39 years experience
- Master Tax Advisor
- Small Business Certified
- Enrolled Agent
With 39 years of experience as an H&R Block tax pro, Kristin enjoys working with clients to get the most from their taxes and reach their tax-related financial goals. Like all H&R Block tax pros, Kristin stays sharp with an average of 32+ hours of training per year and brings additional experience as an Enrolled Agent (EA). Kristin specializes in small business advanced certified, charitable giving, clergy and more.
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Tax offices Kristin works in
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Kristin can help with:
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Small Business Advanced Certified
Proprietorships, C corps, and S corps all file yearly taxes, but the forms used to file depend on the way the business is set up.
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Charitable giving
Donations made to qualified charities can be deducted to reduce taxable income.
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Clergy
Clergy have dual tax status as both employees and self-employed individuals. Since a church does not withhold taxes, clergy are responsible for paying taxes as self-employed people.
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Farming income
This is affected by sales of crops and livestock, rental income from land, and farm equipment depreciation.
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Foreign Income
Foreign income sources like wages, interest from a bank account, payouts on a stock, or rental income are all taxable in the U.S.
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Multi-state income
This usually happens when tax payers work across state lines or have lived in multiple states in a tax year.
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Investments
Investment income can include buying low/selling high, stocks and bonds, and capital losses.
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ITIN
An individual tax identification number (ITIN) helps people file taxes without a Social Security number.
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Loss from disasters
If a disaster loss is not reimbursed by insurance or other means, you can deduct it on your taxes.
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Military
Members of the U.S. Armed Forces have special tax situations and benefits based on things like disability status and combat service.
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Rental Income
Rental income is taxed at standard income tax rates, but you can also deduct the costs of buying and improving a rental property.
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Retirement
Retirement income, pensions, and annuities can change the way you file your taxes.
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Estates and Trusts
The estate tax involves the right to transfer property at one’s death. A trust allows a third party to hold assets on behalf of a beneficiary or beneficiaries, with various tax rules for income.