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Mauriello, E.A.’s Private Foundations as Giving Strategies
Things have certainly picked up for us here at Mauriello Enterprises…we can already tell that we will be quite busy from now until April .Regardless, just a little bump that it would be a very good idea to get on our calendar as soon as you’re...
What You Need for Your Staten Island Tax Appointment
If you were watching football this weekend, you likely noticed TurboTax’s “personalized service” ads. Their timing was impeccable… if not slightly annoying – who wants to think about taxes while on the edge of your seat during a playoff game?The allure of big brand...
Paying Bills in 2023: Anthony R. Mauriello, E.A.’s Tips
Last week, the IRS announced the "official" beginning of the 2023 tax season – January 23. That's the date that they start accepting electronically filed returns. (Yes, some Staten Island people really do file their taxes this early.) This is the start of the...
4 Financial Goals Staten Island People Can Reach in 2023
I want to help you today. With your resolutions, that is.You see, if you take a look at the most common resolutions (lose 20lbs, work out more, quit smoking, read more & watch less, etc. etc. etc.) they’re all pretty similar – you might as well get out last year's...
2023 Tax Strategies Staten Island Taxpayers Should Make Now
Resolutions? Really?It’s kind of what you do in January — new year, new goals, new me … right?Well, as someone who’s made resolutions and failed to keep them over many years, I’m all about focusing on what I know is doable. As your Staten Island tax pro, I’m of...
Federal Spending 2022’s Effect on Staten Island Taxpayers
As we come out of the last-minute gift wrapping and too many holiday goodies fog and finish out 2022, I want to take a moment and say thank you for your trust this year. We here at Mauriello Enterprises are grateful that you choose us not only to handle the...
The New Crypto Regulations and Staten Island Traders
The holidays are fully upon us, and I’ll have more to say along those lines next week. But, as is usually the case, there are many tax and regulatory things to handle before EOY, and I want to keep you abreast of all those things whether you’re one of my Staten Island...
Mauriello, E.A.’s Year-End Guide to Paying Less Taxes
When scrolling my social feeds, if I come across a Christmas countdown post, I sometimes have to purposefully slow my breathing. For Staten Island tax and financial pros like me, this season also shouts: deadlines, deadlines, deadlines. Also, yes … happy holiday...
2022 Changes Could Mean Tax Advantages for Staten Island Filers
Phew. I can tell you (for my part) that I’m eager to metaphorically turn the calendar page into 2023. The last THREE tax seasons have been fairly brutal for tax professionals, navigating IRS staffing challenges, all of the government relief initiatives, and of course...
The New U.S. Congress: What’s Ahead for Staten Island Taxpayers
After a U.S. Congress election – regardless of your political perspective – within the results there is always a little bit of the productive, the unproductive, and the stalemate. Sometimes things work in your favor as a faithful Staten Island taxpayer. Sometimes,...
Anthony R. Mauriello, E.A.’s Thoughts on Finding Joy In Life
Wow, am I the only one who turned around and suddenly found the holidays have already planted themselves on my doorstep? No? Oh. Well…At this time of year, it seems like I always find myself saying, It’s been a crazy year like a proverbial broken record. But, it...
When Disaster Strikes Staten Island Taxpayers: Casualty Loss Deduction
Well, if you had an account with FTX, you very well might be in some financial difficulty. To a certain segment of our Staten Island clients, this is a BIG deal. As such, I'll have more thoughts in the following weeks as things become more clear.But the "good"...