About the creator of Fun with Taxes
Gail Perry is a licensed CPA,
financial journalist, author, speaker, and instructor. Gail
prides herself on her ability to present technical subjects in
plain English. Gail is the Editor-in-Chief at AccountingWEB,
the online daily
news magazine for members of the tax and
accounting community, with a subscriber base of 56,000 and
estimated readership of well over 100,000 unique readers per
month. Gail is a former senior tax accountant with the Big
Four accounting firm, Deloitte, where she provided tax
planning services and financial advice to individuals and
small businesses. She continues to maintain a tax and
financial consulting practice.
An accomplished
free-lance writer, Gail is the author of 30 books on various
aspects of personal finance, taxation, and financial software.
Her titles include, Surviving Financial Downsizing: A
Practical Guide to Living Well on Less Income (Adams
Media), QuickBooks on
Demand (Que), Excel 2007 Macros Made Easy (McGraw Hill), The Complete Idiot's Guide to Doing Your Income Taxes
(Alpha/MacMillan), and TurboTax for Dummies (IDG Books
– now John Wiley & Sons). She has also written hundreds
of articles for newspapers, magazines, and financial Web
sites, she was a contributing editor for Accounting
Today magazine for five years, and she was a weekly tax
columnist for five years for the Indianapolis Star and Indianapolis
News daily newspapers.
Gail spent 10
years as a classroom instructor for the Indiana CPA Society
and a former college accounting
instructor and has led many live webcasts covering various
financial issues.
Gail has been a
guest on Fox television's "Good Morning New York,"
Bloomberg Business News's "Bloomberg Forum," WOR
Radio's syndicated program, "Manage Your Money With the
Dolan's," as well as dozens of radio shows across the
country. She has been an official spokesperson for TurboTax
tax preparation software and has been the editor of on-screen
text for that program, ensuring that the interview questions
presented in the program are easily understandable to people
without a financial background.
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