By GeorgeSanchez November 26, 2014
I prepared a long form and they new all the right questions and i got more refund than last year. I was surprised because I made more money this year, and I was expecting less. So I am thankful for that, thanks Adrian Diaz! You are the man!! ...read more
By jose October 12, 2011
disculpe a que lugar se movieron, ya que no estan en el lugar de la main...gracias ...read more
By Ricardo Sanz September 21, 2011
I mi me encanto el servicio y no era caro. Me lo preparo un Jo en que se sienta Basra atras, mug cordial, gracias! ...read more
Diaz Moreno and Associates is located in Santa Ana, California. At Diaz Moreno and Associates we work hard to help our clients with everything from real estate issues to income tax or immigration. Our goal is to use our many years of experience to help you navigate through sometimes complex issues. We'll talk you through things, listen, and most importantly, communicate. Our team really cares.Set up an appointment today to talk with one of our staff membersabout your situation. ...read more
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By Moore and Affiliates, PLC November 05, 2013
My Trust protects my assets correct? No! I hear this every week. For some reason there is a common misunderstanding that once a person has a Trust that all assets placed in the trust are protected from all creditors, including the IRS, the State, Consumer Creditors, Banks, Judgment, etc. Nothing is further from the truth! The Trust only protects your assets upon death. It allows your assets to go to the designated heirs. That is it. Nothing more. Those having the misconception that their house is protected from a creditor's collection simply because their house is in their a trust will be sadly awaken one day. If you have a Judgment and have not undertaken any asset protection prior to the Judgment, it is probably too late to do anything but to file a homestead on your property, if you are in a State that allows it. However, if you have no creditors, who you are in default with, then you can act by: Placing real property (other than your home) into a LLC Operating your business as a corporation or LLC Using Deeds of Trust to secure your home's equity When incorporating an LLC I often use a Wyoming LLC. The laws in Wyoming are very protective for the owner and the fees are very economical. Visit our website and blog http://www.taxbizlawyer.com http://blog.taxbizlawyer.com ...read more
By Moore and Affiliates, PLC October 16, 2013
Many people give money to family members as a gift in their time of need or if they come into a substantial amount of money. Giving money to a family member can sometimes be taxed; however, there are ways to avoid this this and give money to family members free of tax. ...read more
Many people have opted to learn to file their taxes themselves. This is a great way to save money, and it puts people in control of their own tax return. The process can be confusing, but there are enough resources to learn the correct method. ...read more