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Aug. 23: New Heights Artist Development Series, “Taxes and the Artist”
| Thursday, Aug 16, 2018

The New Heights Artist Development Series will be holding a free presentation on taxes and artists.

In “Taxes and the Artist,” tax expert Scott Rubenstein will go over the basics of how artists should properly navigate through the tax system. Wondering as an artist what can you write-off as an expense, how do you determine which taxes to pay, or what steps do you need to take to work most effectively and within the law? These frequently asked questions and more will be answered by Scott.

Mr. Scott Rubenstein has co-owned L.A. Tax Service for the past 35 years, a boutique tax service that specializes in self-employed tax returns and people in the entertainment business. In addition to his tax work, Scott has written 30 television episodes and has also been on staff for “Star Trek: The Next Generation”; appeared on the “Daily Show,” and was chosen as funniest accountant in Los Angeles.

The event will take place Thursday, Aug. 23, at 7:00 p.m. at The MAIN, located at 24266 Main St., Newhall, 91321.
Taxes and the Artist
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  1. MsRhuby says:
    Thursday, Aug 16, 2018 at

    Scott Rubenstein – Jew-ish? Profession: Accountant – enough said!

    Taxing creativity? That just ain’t natural. What’s the world coming to?

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