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For more than 20 years I have assisted taxpayers who have experienced a disaster. We help people prepare in advance for life’s unexpected events.
Roadmap To Recovery: Post-Disaster Income Tax Issues
During February, 2014 I gave a series of talks in Larimer, Boulder and El Paso Counties, Colorado, detailing disasters and subsequent income tax issues. The following video is from the El Paso County presentation. If you have questions or comments, please call me at...
Colorado Workshop Flyer
Attention Colorado Taxpayers - have you experienced a disaster loss in 2012 or 2013? John Trapani, CPA is conducting three workshops for Colorado taxpayers, offering assistance for those recovering from fires, floods or mudslides. Download the flyer for full details....
Attn: Colorado Taxpayers – Assistance For Those Recovering From Fires, Floods Or Mudslides
Have you experienced a disaster loss in 2012 or 2013? John Trapani, CPA will be speaking in three Colorado cities on February 11, 12 and 13, 2014, covering topics of interest to those who experienced a disaster loss in Colorado in 2012 or 2013. RSVP for these...
Providing Specialized Consultation Services For Tax Professionals
Providing Specialized Consultation Services for Tax Professionals At the offices of John Trapani CPA, we work with tax professionals in variety of ways. As a Thousand Oaks, California-based accountant, I of course work personally with clients in Thousand Oaks,...
Advice For Appraisers In A Catastrophic/Disaster Loss
Big catastrophic events like Hurricane Sandy and the Moore Tornado make national news. But catastrophic events occur everyday — from a residential home fire to flooding, from mudslides in addition to the large forms of these and earthquakes, hurricanes and wildland...
CPA – Thousand Oaks
Here in Thousand Oaks, we have our share of natural disasters. The most recent example is the "Springs" fire that threatened our neighbors in Newbury Park, Dos Vientos, Camarillo and many of the foothill areas all the way down to Malibu. Fortunately, the fire did not...