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As a tax manager, John provides tax compliance and planning services to a variety of commercial businesses and individuals. His primary focus is servicing clients in the real estate industry, both commercial and residential.
Niagara University, Bachelor of Science, Accounting
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants
Buffalo District Golf Association, Treasurer
New York State Golf Association, Volunteer
Outside of the office, John enjoys golfing at local courses during the summer and skiing at Holiday Valley in the winter. Also, he loves to travel and has been to over 15 countries. You'll often find John supporting the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium and the Buffalo Sabres at Key Bank Center as a season ticket holder.
The IRS has released the 2025–2026 per diem rates for business travel, effective October 1, 2025. These rates simplify expense reimbursements by providing fixed daily amounts for lodging, meals, and incidentals based on whether the destination is a high-cost or low-cost area. Switching to the per diem method can save time, reduce paperwork, and ensure compliance for your business.
Owning a business with your spouse can be rewarding, but it also brings unique tax challenges that can impact your bottom line. From self-employment tax surprises to IRS partnership rules, understanding your options like electing joint venture status, forming an S corporation, or restructuring roles can help you minimize taxes and simplify compliance.
Business travel during the summer can offer valuable tax deduction opportunities if the trip is primarily for business purposes and involves an overnight stay. Deductible expenses may include transportation, lodging, meals (at 50%), and other business-related costs, while personal and entertainment expenses remain non-deductible. Proper documentation and a clear separation of business and personal travel expenses are essential to ensure compliance and maximize tax benefits.
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