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KS
I really like the myCPE programs. The instructors are high quality, which means the programs, and content are also high quality. I can earn my continuing education credits when it is convenient for me rather than waiting for conferences and events on someone else's timing. I would recommend myCPE to anyone needing continuing education for accounting and financial planning.
AF
It was a really great webinar: a lot of information and explanations. The only issue was 6 1/2 hours webinar with two 10 min break is a little bit challenging.
GB
GOOD CONTENT
CJ
Good update.
KW
Good presentation
HH
Good refresher on schedule C
JC
great instructor I like all his courses
MD
Effective presentation. Knowledgeable Presenter
SM
Good review of Schedule C items. Learned a few things.
GS
This was very refreshing the rules and regulation for the review -of Schedule C
NW
This course covered some good information and included topics that seem to be handled incorrectly a lot, so it was a good review.
RB
I liked his war stories. It made the presentation real and interesting. I learned a lot about retirement plans for Schedule Cs. Thank you. Regarding the Nurumbi case, I think the TC disallowed the deduction because Nurumbi did not substantiate the payments. That is he had no records showing dates, amounts, and to whom. This is a guess on my part. I do not think the issue centered on whether he issued 1099s, although that was likely a factor. But I think, just like if had issued checks, if he kept sufficient records showing date, amount, and to whom, his cash expenses would have been allowed. I have never seen it done, but technically, when someone sells a vehicle using the standard mileage rate, they must reduce the basis by 28 cents per mile for depreciation factor. This could impact someone claiming mileage with a very high number of business miles, when they may have a reportable gain.
Jason Dinesen EA
Dinesen Tax & Accounting, P.C.
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