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Posted: September 22, 2014
10-29-2014 - The Voice of Manhattan Business Radio Program, "Accounting and Tax Issues for NYC Start-ups" featuring 212 Tax & Accounting Services' Anil Melwani
On October 29th, 2014 at 12 p.m., The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce's weekly radio program, "The Voice of Manhattan Business" (www.thevoiceofmanhattanbusiness.com, New York, NY) will feature a discussion on "Accounting and Tax Issues for NYC Start-ups." For the program, The Voice of Manhattan Business Host Bruce Hurwitz will interview guest, Anil Melwani, CPA, managing partner of 212 Tax & Accounting Services (www.212tax.com, New York, NY), a full-service certified public accounting firm. Melwani will discuss such topics as: how to determine the right legal business entity to form, bookkeeping systems, the importance of keeping accurate records, a checklist to review before hiring employees, and regulatory compliance including how to comply with New York State Sales Tax regulations. Listeners can call in during the show at: 805-243-1301 and ask specific questions. To listen to the program, go to: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/mcofc/2014/10/29/accounting-and-tax-issues-for-nyc-startups.
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