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Phil Liberatore is recognized as the premier IRS Problem Solver . He has helped thousands of people overcome significant tax issues that have crippled them financially. His clients have become "evangelists" for his firm, willing to share their stories on the airwaves to help others find relief from their IRS problems. Phil has been a regular guest on radio shows, featured in local and national publications . Phils compassion to help others has inspired him to author his first book , God Money and You. His second book, An Inside Look At The IRS will be available by February 2010. His dynamic personality and passion to help others enables him to be an excellent resource for the media.
Hot Tax Topics
January 2010 Newsletter
The government has extended the First-Time Homebuyer Credit for homebuyers who purchase their homes before July 1, 2010 with binding contract in place before May 1, 2010.
10 Tax-Saving Strategies Heading into 2010
Wall Street Journal December 2009
The Wall Street Journal quoted Philip L. Liberatore on the following tax savings strategy: "Make your January mortgage payment in December to get an additional payment of mortgage interest to deduct on your 2009 tax return".
Spiritual Answers to Money Issues
Pasadena Star-News December 20, 2009
The Pasadena Star featured the following regarding Philip L. Liberatore's book, God Money & You.
Learn to make better choices with your hard-earned dollars with "God,
Money & You: 101 Spiritual Answers to Your Financial Questions" (DLM
Publishing, $18) by Phil Liberatore. Using God-centered principles, the
book shows you how to become financially secure. Liberatore is a CPA in
La Mirada, who focuses on general accounting, as well as IRS issues,
including tax resolution.
Avoid Tax Pitfalls When Selling a Rental Property
Capital gains tax and depreciation can dilute a homeowner's profit
Cyberhomes November 2009
Cyberhomes quoted Philip L. Liberatore on the following question:
What expenses related to selling can I deduct?
"Whatever is on the closing statement would be deductible as part of the process of selling the house," says Phil Liberatore, CPA, of IRS Problem Solvers in La Mirada, Calif. "This includes any state or local transfer or selling taxes, legal fees, advertising expenses, Realtor's commission and appraisal fees".