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Speaker Bureau

If you’re planning an event and find yourself in need of a subject matter expert on audit, accounting, tax, and related business consulting issues, we probably have just the person you need. We also have an extensive professional community, and should you need a speaker on a topic we don’t cover, we’d be happy to provide an introduction. Below please find a few of our top speakers and selection of the topics for which they are available. For questions or more information, please contact Colette Gonsalves, Marketing Coordinator,
cgonsalves@aslcpa.com,
408-377-8700.

Pam Hedblad, 
Principal

  • Accounting Guidance for Effective Business Planning & Management
  • Growing Revenue & the Value of Your Business
  • Management, Accounting, and Tax Advice for Business Owners & Executives

Ray Scheaffer, 
Managing Principal

  • Strategic Financial Management within the Business Planning & Management Process
  • Tax Planning Strategies & Tax Updates
  • Key Business Metrics for Closely Held and Growth Businesses

Rob Trammell, 
Principal-in-Charge,
Tax Group

  • Developing, Protecting, and Gaining Tax Benefits from Intellectual Property – R&E Tax Credits
  • Business and Personal Tax Strategies & Tax Updates
  • Business Efficiency Opportunities
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Monday
Feb272012

Plan Now for 2013 Tax Increases, Says CPA Rob Trammell

“Many tax rates are set to increase in 2013,” says Rob Trammell, a principal at the Silicon Valley accounting firm of Abbott, Stringham & Lynch.  “This means taxpayers will want to plan now, and monitor that plan to ensure they take appropriate action throughout 2012 before tax rates increase next year.”  Trammell says if you wait until next tax season when you file your 2012 return to assess, plan and take action, it may be too late to fully enhance your tax position.  Trammell says the scheduled 2013 rate increases include the tax rate on ordinary income, additional tax on investment income for high-income individuals, and long-term capital gains tax rates, “As you consider the impact of these increases, one of the questions you’ll want to ask yourself is does it make sense for me to accelerate income into 2012.”

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