Member
Contact: Phone: (973) 406-3974 | Email: jsoojian@cullaricarrico.com
Department: Tax
Major practice area: High Net Worth Individuals, Tax Controversy
“If loving family and work is wrong, I don’t want to be right.“
Jay has over 3 decades of experience in the accounting world, specializing in the areas of estate and trust taxation working to help his clients build profitable businesses. As an Executive Committee Member at Cullari Carrico and Rutgers alumni, Jay is driven to build upon Cullari Carrico’s foundation of respect and success. Having worked with a variety of clients including individuals, partnerships, and corporations, Jay admires other business men and women that work strategically to make their visions of success a reality and feels privileged to be part of that process.
A natural athlete, as a child Jay dreamed of being a professional baseball player and now wishes he had mental telepathy that would enable him to win every tennis match. When not at work or on the courts Jay can be found spending time with his wife Donna and their three children enjoying a good Taylor ham, egg, and cheese sandwich with extra black pepper.
- His personal motto for when company comes over is “Come early, leave early. Come late, leave early.”
- Three words to describe him are funny, athletic and gregarious
- He admires any seasoned successful business person that grew their own business from the ground up
IRS Provides Guidance on 20% Pass-Through Deduction (Section 199A)
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Tax Season Post-Mortem: Lessons Learned and Best Practices for 2020
Many CPA firms reported that the 2019 tax season was more challenging than usual as they worked to implement all of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and New Jersey tax changes. Immediately after the April 15 filing deadline, our firm holds meetings where all departments convene and discuss ...
