Vilma Rios is a tax professional and tax content contributor with more than 15 years of experience in tax and accounting. She specializes in federal tax research, tax education, and translating complex tax rules into clear, practical information for individuals, families, and small-business owners.
Vilma is a Content Tax Contributor II with the National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP), where she contributes to tax education and professional content. She has also presented tax information through webinars, including Spanish-language tax education, and has appeared on Telemundo 47 discussing tax topics and helping viewers understand important tax-filing requirements.
Her experience also includes tax and accounting work, tax research, IRS-related matters, and public tax education. While in college, Vilma volunteered in an IRS-sponsored tax assistance program and was recognized for her community service by local and state officials.
Known as “Your Tax Geek,” Vilma is passionate about making taxes easier to understand and helping people navigate an increasingly complex tax system.
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Vilma Rios · Nevada
15 Years
Tax & Accounting Experience
Tax research, accounting & tax content
7 Years
Tax Content Contributor with NATP
Research, Tax content & Education
10 Webinars
Spanish Tax Education
NATP Spanish-language tax education
7 Telemundo 47
Television Features
Tax information for Spanish speaking audiences
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Vilma Rios is an experienced tax professional and accounting specialist with extensive experience in federal tax research, tax content development, and practical tax guidance fo tax professionals and taxpayers.
Vilma Rios covers federal taxation, tax research, individual and small-business taxation, capital gains, self-employment, and practical tax guidance. Her work focuses on translating complex tax rules and IRS guidance into clear, useful information for tax professionals and taxpayers, including Spanish-language tax education.
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Tax Planning
Individual tax planning and filing considerations
Federal tax law and IRS guidance
Tax-efficient strategies for individuals and businesses
Practical application of complex tax rules
Application of tax treaties
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Side Income
Tax consideration for independent contractors
Gig-economy income and expenses
Self-employment tax and deductions
Tax planning for side businesses and additional income
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