Tax Services
Since 1976, Sciarabba Walker has focused on helping our clients navigate complex tax issues by asking the right questions. We work to understand what is important to you and what keeps you up at night in order to assemble a tax strategy focused on achieving your financial goals while minimizing your tax liabilities. Our dynamic team has the experience, technical knowledge, and resources to help you understand and comply with changing tax laws.
We offer comprehensive consulting and compliance services related to:
- Business taxation
- Individual taxation
- Trust and estate taxation
- State and local taxation
- Tax-exempt return preparation and ongoing assistance
- Specialty tax credits
- Representation before the IRS and state tax departments
We create lasting success by working with you throughout the year, not just at tax time. We encourage periodic meetings to stay connected. Subscribe to our monthly eNewsletters and follow us on social media to view our robust library of blog posts focusing on the newest guidance and strategies available. Our tax reform resources focus on the major changes created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – the biggest overhaul to the tax code our country has experienced since 1986.
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Our Tax Team
Recent Tax Blogs
To Be or Not To Be – A U.S. Citizen
We have been discussing two fictional taxpayers, John and Sue Ling, who have been residing in the United States for many years. John is a U.S. citizen but Sue is not, although she is a permanent U.S. resident. John is 12 years older than Sue and should he predecease...
Play your tax cards right with gambling wins and losses
If you gamble, be sure you understand the tax consequences. Both wins and losses can affect your income tax bill. And changes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) could also have an impact. Wins and taxable income You must report 100% of your gambling winnings as...
U.S Nonresident Aliens: Why U.S. Estate Taxes May Still Be an Issue
On our International Tax Blog, we have been discussing two fictional taxpayers, John and Sue Ling, who have resided in the United States for many years. They have been working with their CPA and attorney on their estate plans. John is a U.S. citizen but Sue is not,...