Tax Forms & Publications Committee

Profile

Mr. Magyar is a Federal Tax Partner with Crowe LLP and works exclusively with retail dealerships. He leads tax services firm-wide for retail dealerships.

Professional and Industry Experience

During his career, Mr. Magyar has spent the majority of his time focusing on large multi-point dealership groups.  He has extensive experience in tax consulting issues, including transactional and corporate structuring, tax accounting matters, and a broad range of business planning knowledge.

Publications and Speaking Engagements

Mr. Magyar is a frequent speaker at industry associations and has lectured at AICPA conferences and on the NADA tax panel.  He is a published writer with articles featured in trade periodicals and business journals including The Tax Advisor.  Mr. Magyar is a co-author of the NADA Management Guide:  Federal Tax Issues.

Professional Affiliations

·       American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

·       Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Education & Certifications

·       Bachelor of Business Administration, Accounting

University of Notre Dame | Notre Dame, Indiana

·       Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

TAP representative for a 3-year term serving Kansas
Based in the Wichita, KS area
Education includes MSEd Higher Education, BA Communication Studies, BA Minority Studies, & Addictions Counseling certificate
Currently working on Associate in Applied Science Computer Support Specialist program
Seasonal tax preparer for over 5 tax seasons
Working on obtaining IRS Enrolled Agent (EA) credential which will reflect a specialization in tax and will allow me to represent taxpayers before the IRS
Working on establishing my own small tax business starting the next tax season

Lucinda Weigel worked for the United States Congress for 28 years before becoming a CPA and joining a small tax practice in Alexandria, Virginia.  She eventually founded her own tax practice and remains passionate about helping the public understand and engage with their government.  She views herself as a “translator,” helping people understand their government while also helping government officials better serve the public.