
Steven Geller
CPA
Steven Geller leads Morris+D’Angelo’s Southern California offerings from our Los Angeles office in addition to spending most weeks at our Silicon Valley World Headquarters.
Geller integrates tax planning, compliance, and consulting, especially in complex and complicated situations. He leads the firm’s practice areas surrounding real estate including pre/post development structuring, tax-deferred exchanges, property management advisory services, and multi-generational transfers. Geller also leads the firm’s Family Office Practice where his lifetime of entrepreneurial experience combines practical business acumen necessary for success with a comprehensive understanding of family dynamics. With expertise in all forms of businesses, both for-profit and non-profit, from startups to century-old enterprises, his depth and breadth of experience transcend to provide exemplary services and advise for you, your family, and your future generations to come.
In addition to the more traditional tax and business services, Steven is active in litigation support and forensic-accounting services. He has served as a court-approved expert witness and his professional opinions and testimonies are well respected.
Although Steven loves his profession, he knows that there is more to life than work. He enjoys spending time with his fully engaged family including his wife Stacy and children Alex and Talya. Alex recently graduated from Emory Riddle University in Aeronautics and is a pilot for a private jet company. Talya is a senior in high school and enjoys dance and photography. Stacey, a special needs teacher in the greater Los Angeles schools and Steven have been together since high school.
Along with family and friends, Steven enjoys classic photography and has an inventory of cameras and lenses, both old school film and digital image technology. He uses his photography skills as he travels the world with his family and most recently has been the formal photographer and chaperone of an annual pilgrimage known as the March of the Living where high school students replicate the movements of the Holocaust together with survivors in order to participate in connecting history with experience.
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