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Lena Hanna, CPA
Lena Hanna, CPA

Lena Hanna, CPA

Lena Hanna is a Certified Public Accountant licensed in both New York and California, as well as an Enrolled Agent and a Certified Internal Auditor. Currently, Lena serves as a Lead in the TurboTax community and she assists in updating content for the TurboTax Blog team. With experience in public accounting and private industry, Lena possesses knowledge in the areas of tax and audit. Her goal is to support the TurboTax community by providing accurate and up-to-date tax guidance.

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7 Wedding Expenses That Are Tax Deductible

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How to Get a Tax Break for Summer Child Care

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How to File Small Business Taxes(411 × 600 px)

How to File Small Business Taxes

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The Tax Implications of Ozempic and Wegovy

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Capital Gains Tax Calculator

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Podcast: Giving and Getting Back (at Tax Time)

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TurboTax and CoinTracker Partner to Help You Seamlessly Calculate and Import Crypto and Investment Transactions at Tax Time

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