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The New Heights Artist Development Series will host a seminar titled “Taxes and the Artist” to provide the public with an inside look at the tax system.

The seminar will take place at Santa Clarita City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m.

Questions that will be answered include: What can artists’ write-off as expenses? How do artists determine what taxes they need to pay? What steps do artists’ need to take to be working most effectively, and within the law? These items and more will be discussed by our expert Abe Carnow, CPA.

Abe Carnow, CPA, focuses on both tax compliance, the filing of those pesky forms, and tax controversy, involving audit and collection matters. Abe started his career with the IRS, working in the audit and appeals division from 1974-1990 and since then, has maintained his own CPA practice.

Abe teaches nationwide for Gear Up Tax Seminars, teaching tax courses to other professionals in taxation.

 

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