ANGEL Y. DAYAN, EA, ABA, CPA

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ANGEL DAYAN & ASSOCIATES

“Personal Accountant Who Cares”-TM     

*CPA of Texas and Philippines-(non-CA)

April 15 is only the last day to file your income tax forms, but not to pay taxes.  The last day to pay taxes without penalty was December 31, or January 15 or every three (3) months if you have no tax withholding on salary. Tax forms submission for our clients is quite different and unique, it is anytime all year ‘round, and not just during the February 1 to April 15 “government driven deadline”.  We remove our clients’ worries and we deal with due dates very differently.      

     We also teach our clients during our “Monthly Business Forum and Building Business Profits Seminars and Workshops” presented by selected Resource Speakers. The net proceeds of our events goes to the benefit of the non-profit organizations, Philippine Institute of CPAs of Orange County, in the California Chapter (PICPA-OC) and The American Life and Learning Center® Call our office to join these organizations and for our next Business Forum schedules and location.  

      We speak before Groups of Doctors and Professionals, Real Estate Brokers and other Organizations.  Recent Topics presented: “The Tax Benefits of Buying and Owning a Home” the “1031 Tax-Free Real Estate Property Exchanges” and “Real Estate Tax Lien Discharge/Release.” “How to Qualify as a U.S. Tax Resident.”  “How to Obtain an Individual Tax I.D. Number in Lieu of a Social Security Number.”   Call our office for schedules and information. 

     We write a bi-weekly Tax Column for the Philippine “Mabuhay” News in San Diego and Los Angeles. Recent articles: “The Tax Collectors in Jesus Time” and “Jesus Christ and the Temple Tax.”  Call our office to get a copy of these articles.  We give Tax Presentations to Christian groups and discuss Christian Financial Concepts.  Call our office for schedules and information. 

     We assist clients with the following: How to start a home-based business. How to deduct legally the expenses for “fun” (sports, movies and plays). How to turn a vacation legally into a tax-deductible write-off. Legal Income-shifting and income-splitting.  How to turn your car into a tax-deductible goldmine. Beating the dreaded IRS audits.  How to Incorporate and shelter wealth? Fringe-benefits available to small and home-based business. The most over-looked Real Estate Tax Deductions, The New Capital Gains Tax and Dividends Tax Rates, the New Write-off Rules for Business Assets. Tax-Shelter Audits, Taxes and Technology Based Costs and Expenses, Modern-Trends in Employee Benefit Programs, Estate Planning and Avoiding Probate Strategies, the New IRS Audit Process and All Tax Problem Resolution Cases.