Karena Burgess
U.S. Army Veteran and Master Certified Accountant.
Karena Burgess is a U.S. Army Veteran with 12+ years in tax and accounting. She specializes in helping Functional Nurse Practitioners eliminate six-figure IRS debt while equipping them with financial tools for long-term success.
She holds a Master Certificate in Accounting, is an IRS Enrolled Agent, and a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist. Her firm, Burgess Tax Relief, was born from helping a friend navigate an audit and has since grown into a mission-driven practice.
Outside of work, Karena is a homeschooling mom of two who loves traveling, gardening, reading, researching, and scuba diving with her family.
Located in Rockwell, Texas
Resources:
75 Tax Write Offs
Many business owners miss out on tax deductions simply because they aren’t aware of what qualifies. This comprehensive list breaks down 75 different expenses that could be deductible, covering categories like business operations, travel, home office costs, and professional development. By understanding and applying these deductions correctly, taxpayers can lower their overall tax liability and keep more of their earnings.
How to Get Your IRS Penalties Removed
The IRS imposes penalties for various reasons, from late filings to underpayments. However, some penalties can be reduced or even eliminated if certain conditions are met. This resource outlines the most common penalties, the criteria for penalty abatement, and the steps you can take to request relief. Whether your delay was due to hardship, misinformation, or unexpected circumstances, this guide provides a clear path to addressing and potentially resolving penalty charges.
Unlock Tax Savings: Learn How to Hire Your Child in Your Business!
Many business owners overlook the financial benefits of hiring their children. This strategy allows you to legally shift income, potentially reducing your taxable earnings while teaching your child valuable skills. This step-by-step guide walks you through the legal and financial considerations of bringing your child into your business, ensuring compliance with IRS regulations while maximizing tax savings.