Owen’s published work and professional contributions focus on the practical side of tax practice — professional judgment, audit risk, practice development, implementation, and business-owner education.

Featured publication · chapter contribution
Tax Breaks of the Rich and Famous
Owen contributed the chapter “9 Common Miscues That MAY Get You Audited & One Big Goof if You Do.” The publication documents his professional contribution without implying authorship of the entire book.

Private-label professional publication
The Business Owners Manual
Owen distributed a private-label edition of The Business Owners Manual, branded for Owen S. Arnoff and Better Business Ventures, Inc., as part of the firm’s business-owner education and advisory efforts.
Published articles · Backstage
Tax reporting, audit risk, and IRS representation
These historical articles were published under Owen S. Arnoff’s byline in Backstage. They document earlier professional writing and are not presented as current tax-law guidance. Tax law and administrative practices may have changed since publication.
Tax-return discrepancies, recordkeeping, and examination risks.
Additional audit-risk issues affecting performing artists.
Common reporting mistakes and the importance of professional representation.
Documentation, responding to an examination, and representation.
Quoted expert commentary: The Actor’s Guide to Filing Taxes in the U.S. ↗ cites Owen’s tax-related guidance; this is not an authored article.
Professional history
AllExperts — Tax Planning Expert
Owen S. Arnoff, EA, NTPI Fellow, served as a tax-planning expert in the Tax Planning: U.S. category of AllExperts.com, answering public questions about individual and business taxes, tax planning, and related financial decisions.
281Questions received
9.95/10Knowledgeability
9.89/10Clarity of response
10/10Politeness
Owen joined AllExperts on February 11, 2009. His profile featured 3,020 prestige points, strong reader reviews, and public responses covering subjects such as homebuyer credits, rental-property depreciation, and retirement distributions. The figures above reflect his archived February 2011 profile.