This in-person seminar will provide tips for reading, reviewing and better understanding personal and business tax returns and other tax forms to help prepare for Case Information Statements.
This seminar is free to BCBA members.
This in-person seminar is approved for 1.0 NJ CLE credit.
Speakers
Danielle Bellomo, a Marcum director, has 10 years of public accounting experience. Her clients include businesses and professional and medical practices of all sizes, as well as individuals, trusts, estates, and partnerships.
She provides business valuation, litigation support, and forensic services in the areas of commercial and matrimonial litigation, economic damages, litigation support, gift and estate taxation, and business planning.
Danielle performs business valuations in support of mergers and acquisitions, financing, family and estate planning, matrimonial dissolution, and commercial litigation matters. She also conducts economic damages calculations, provides support to business owners engaging in litigation, and contributes to forensic investigations.
Noel Capuano has more than 30 years of experience delivering forensic accounting, litigation, and valuation services to a diverse range of clients including individuals, closely held companies, and large corporations. Noel specializes in business valuation in connection with marital dissolution, buy/sell agreements, business disputes, employee stock ownership plans, and estate and gift planning. She has been qualified as an expert witness in various courts in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Noel, a Certified Public Accountant in the State of New Jersey, is a frequent lecturer for professional groups including the Burlington County Bar Association, the Mercer County Bar Association, and various law firms. She covers topics relating to business valuation, the effective critique of opposing expert reports, and tax issues relating to divorce.
