Aircraft Manager Turns to Aero & Marine Tax Professionals for Tax Exemption

Elk Grove, CA, December 01, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Aero & Marine Tax Professionals (http://www.aeromarinetaxpros.com) recently assisted a mid-California aircraft management company to obtain a tax exemption on the purchase of a Cessna 414A airplane for their client. The aircraft manager, a previous client of Aero & Marine Tax Professionals, referred their client to Aero & Marine, who guided the case successfully through the California Board of Equalization obtaining the sales and use tax exemption.

A representative from the aircraft management company stated, “By referring our client to Aero & Marine Tax Professionals, they were our backup to make sure we were doing everything right. We knew our client could save a considerable amount of money by getting the tax exemption. While we know the process, Aero & Marine Tax Professionals knows it better. We’ve used them in the past and we were referred to them a long time ago. I’d definitely recommend them to others. Actually we’re using them on two different airplane purchases right now.”

Tom Alston, founder of Aero & Marine Tax Professionals, stated: “You have to really know the ins and outs of the tax codes if you’re going to deal with the California Board of Equalization. You may be in the right on the case, but there’s no substitute for knowing everything about the laws, as every detail really does have to be documented correctly. That’s why aircraft purchasers turn to us time after time, because we have the familiarity needed in the field to obtain a successful sales and use tax exemption.”

Aero & Marine Tax Professionals shows purchasers specifically how to avoid aircraft tax and vessel tax in California and to make certain the full value of their next aircraft, vehicle or vessel goes into their pocket--not the government's. They have successfully filed hundreds of tax returns with the California State Board of Equalization. Mr. Alston has also published many articles on sales and use tax. Their blog can be seen at http://aeromarinetaxpros.typepad.com.