Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA

Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPATyrone Anthony Sellers, CPATyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA

Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA

Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPATyrone Anthony Sellers, CPATyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA

Accounting, Business and Tax Consulting

Accounting, Business and Tax ConsultingAccounting, Business and Tax ConsultingAccounting, Business and Tax Consulting

Here to serve you! Call today 718-341-8770

About TASCPA

History

Services Offered

Services Offered

      Tyrone Anthony Sellers is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in the State of New York.


      The firm of Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA (“TASCPA”) was established in 1993.


      TASCPA is an accounting professional that believes quality of service comes with experience and training within the profession.  Annually, as a licensed CPA, TASCPA is required to pursue professional development through seminars and advanced courses. The objective of such training is to ensure that the services offered to the public is current in the field of audit, accounting and taxation.


      While working with clients, relationships are developed that assure prompt and individual attention. In addition, clients receive a special benefit that is hard to find elsewhere, the advantage of selecting an aggressive CPA that is readily available to provide as much or as little assistance as they may need.  

Services Offered

Services Offered

Services Offered

      TASCPA is an experienced Certified Public Accountant that provides a diversity of quality professional accounting and financial consulting services in the following areas:


* Financial Statement Preparation


* Accounting and Bookkeeping Services for sole proprietors, partnerships including LLCs, and Corporations both S and C Corps, Non-Profits, and Religious Organizations


* Extensive knowledge in Tax Credit Affordable Housing, Non-Profits and Religious Corporations


* Individual, Corporate and Partnership Income Taxation

 

* Incorporation of Non-profit Organizations in New York State, applying for Federal Tax Exemption, and New York State Charities Registration


* Developing Internal Controls and Control Activity Procedures

Contact TASCPA

Services Offered

Contact TASCPA

      Call or email TASCPA for all your accounting, business and taxation needs.  No call or email will be a waste of your time. We service all of New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County 


Tel:

718.341.8770


Email: tyrone@tasellerscpa.com


Mailing address:

Tyrone A Sellers, CPA

PO Box 11392

Hauppauge, NY 11788


Tyrone A Sellers, CPA

Principal and Founder


Education and Experience

In 1983, Tyrone Sellers received a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in accounting from New York Institute of Technology and was licensed to practice as a CPA in the State of New York by The University of the State of New York in January 1990.

Prior to establishing a CPA practice, positions held have been internal auditor for the Depository Trust Company (then a large Wall Street stock depository  company), the Controller for St. Nicholas Neighborhood Preservation Corporation (a not for profit organization specializing in housing, economic development and community revitalization) and auditor for Lucas, Tucker and Company, and W.R. Brown and Company (both New York State CPA firms).

Mr. Sellers has dedicated his practice to servicing the affordable housing industry, nonprofit organizations, and religious organizations.  Mr. Sellers has valuable experience in the affordable housing industry including low- income housing tax credit housing developments, housing development fund corporations, cooperative and condominium housing, Mitchell Lama cooperatives, and Not for Profit Organizations.

Mr. Sellers once served as a member of the NYSSCPA’s Community Affairs Committee whose purpose was to help startup not for profit organizations.  In addition, Mr. Sellers has provides  classes and seminars on accounting systems, financial management and new business issues.

Over the years responsibilities have included:

* Auditing and Accounting

* Operations and computer management systems

* Budgeting

* Directing and controlling fiscal matters

* Board of Directors’ presentations


In summary dating back to 1979, Mr. Sellers has over 47 years of experience relative to accounting, auditing, budgeting and administration, taxation and many facets of financial management.

Tyrone Anthony Sellers, CPA

Quick Tips for Picking a Tax Accountant

By February 15th you should have received most of your tax documents so it’s time to get ready to file your federal tax returns. More than one half of taxpayers use a paid tax professional to help prepare their return. Regardless of who prepares the tax return, the taxpayer is responsible for all the information on it. This is why it’s important to choose a tax professional carefully.
 

Tips for choosing a tax professional:

  • Availability: Choose a preparer that’s available after the filing season in case questions come up after filing.
  • Service fees: Ask about the preparer’s service fees. Taxpayers should avoid tax return preparers who base their fees on a percentage of the refund.
  • IRS e-file: Ensure the preparer offers      IRS e-file. The IRS issues most refunds in fewer than 21 days for taxpayers who file electronically and choose direct deposit and file a complete and accurate tax return.
  • Records and receipts: Good preparers ask to see these documents to complete the return accurately. Preparers should keep copiers of useful documents for a period of 3-7 years.
  • Qualifications: Understand the preparer's credentials and qualifications. Check their history for complaints or disciplinary actions.
  • Review before signing: Always review the tax return before signing it. Ask questions if something is unclear or appears incorrect. Never sign a blank or incomplete return.
  • Accurate account information: Make sure any refund goes directly into the taxpayer's bank account and not into the preparer's bank account. Review the routing and bank account number on the completed return to confirm it's accurate.


By law, anyone who is paid to prepare or assists in preparing federal tax returns must have a valid preparer tax identification number (PTIN). Paid preparers must sign and include their PTIN on any tax return they prepare. Not signing a return, promising an unusually large refund or charging fees based on the size of the refund are red flags that the preparer may be looking to make a quick profit. Taxpayers should avoid these preparers.

Informative WebSites

Internal Revenue Service

Check the most recent IRS alerts on tax scams, updates to tax codes and information regarding refunds. Visit their website for more information. www.irs.gov 


Search the IRS database for not-for-profits' annual 990 filings at Tax Exempt Organization Search | Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov) 

NYS Dept of State Department of Taxation and Finance

Visit NYS Department of Taxation and Finance to learn more about NYS income and other taxes which may impact your personal or corporate taxes at www.tax.ny.gov



NYS Dept of State Division of Corporations

Corporation search at NYS Department of State. Visit their website for more information.   Public Inquiry (ny.gov)  

NYS Office of the Attorney General - Charities Bureau

Search for your favorite NYS Charity on the Charities Bureau's website. Visit their website for more information.  Charities Bureau Registry Search (charitiesnys.com) 

NYC Department of Finance - TAXES

NYC Department of Finance - TAXES

For information relating to NYC taxes visit NYC Taxes 

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