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Three New Hires Join WFY in December

December 16, 2021 | by | Comments Off on Three New Hires Join WFY in December

Wright Ford Young & Co. is excited to announce we are welcoming three new hires to our WFY team. Kyle Le and Ben Vallotton-Crellin joining our tax department as Tax Senior and Tax Staff, and Hayley Thomas is joining our audit department as Audit Staff. WFY is pleased to introduce these new hires to our team. Kyle Le In the beginning of December, Kyle Le joined our tax department as Tax Senior. He graduated from Cal State Fullerton and has almost six years of tax work experience at a local CPA firm. His specialties in tax work include tax preparation
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WFY Tax Department is Hiring

June 5, 2019 | by | Comments Off on WFY Tax Department is Hiring

Wright Ford Young & Co. is seeking qualified candidates to join our tax department team! We are looking for hard-working, dedicated people who are willing to learn and flourish in their careers.  Full-time positions are available for the following departments: Tax Department Tax Professional (at least 3 years of experience) If you are interested and qualified for the position above, please email your resumes careers@cpa-wfy.com or go to our Careers page.
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Must Joint Activities Be Treated as Partnerships?

May 18, 2016 | by | Comments Off on Must Joint Activities Be Treated as Partnerships?

For federal income tax purposes, an unincorporated joint venture or other contractual or co-ownership arrangement under which several participants conduct a business or investment activity and split the profits is generally treated as a partnership. This general rule applies even if the joint venture or arrangement is not recognized as a separate legal entity (apart from its owners) under applicable state law. In other words, a partnership can exist for federal income tax purposes even though no partnership exists for state-law purposes. On the other hand, under certain circumstances, taxpayers can “elect out” of partnership status when a partnership would
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