Ronald C. Zullo
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- School: Northeastern University
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- Department: Accounting
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Location:
360 Huntington Ave
Boston, MA - 02115 - Dates at Northeastern University: March 2010 - December 2019
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Biography
Northeastern University - Accounting
Owner, Ronald C. Zullo, CPA
Accounting
Ronald
Zullo
Greater Boston Area
Our firm provides tax consulting and business advisory services to small business and their owners. Along with the traditional compliance work (tax return filings), we work closely with small business to enable them to spend less time crunching the numbers and more time on growing their business.
Experience
Deloitte
Tax Manager
Ronald worked at Deloitte as a Tax Manager
Levine, Katz, Nannis + Solomon, PC
Senior Tax Manager
Ronald worked at Levine, Katz, Nannis + Solomon, PC as a Senior Tax Manager
KAF Financial Group
Director of Tax Services
Ronald worked at KAF Financial Group as a Director of Tax Services
Northeastern University
Lecturer in Taxation & Accounting
Member of Faculty teaching at both the graduate and undergraduate levels in the areas of taxation and accounting.
Ronald C. Zullo, CPA
Owner / Principal
As a sole practitioner, I work directly with all of my clients in the areas of taxation and business planning.
Education
Bentley University
Bachelor of Science Accountancy
Bentley University
Master of Science Taxation
Publications
Rev. Proc. 2013-13: A New Option for the Home Office Deduction
The Tax Adviser / American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
In January 2013, the Internal Revenue Service released a new revenue procedure that allows taxpayers who otherwise qualify for the home office deduction to use a simplified safe-harbor method that reduces the recordkeeping generally involved under the actual-expense method. Many taxpayers will find that using the actual-expense method yields a significantly higher deduction, so the results of using both methods should be compared to determine which is best for a taxpayer. Finally, taxpayers and professionals must be aware of potential difficulties when switching between the two alternate methods.
Rev. Proc. 2013-13: A New Option for the Home Office Deduction
The Tax Adviser / American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
In January 2013, the Internal Revenue Service released a new revenue procedure that allows taxpayers who otherwise qualify for the home office deduction to use a simplified safe-harbor method that reduces the recordkeeping generally involved under the actual-expense method. Many taxpayers will find that using the actual-expense method yields a significantly higher deduction, so the results of using both methods should be compared to determine which is best for a taxpayer. Finally, taxpayers and professionals must be aware of potential difficulties when switching between the two alternate methods.
Maximizing Your Potential Tax Deduction Under IRC 213 for Certain Special Education Costs
SumNews / Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants
In general, education expenses are personal in nature and generally not deductible by taxpayers. However, in those instances where a principal purpose of attendance at a "special school" is the availability of medical care, certain costs may qualify as deductible medical expenses.
