GARY E ABELES
Accountancy in Verona, NJ

2013017, Jul 4, 2013

Dec 26, 2012

13/726814

Gary Abeles - Verona NJ, US

G06F 19/00

705 2

A method for facilitating pill splitting includes evaluating prescription pills regarding their hardness, fragility, structural features such as encapsulation and/or time release, uniformity of composition, availability with scoring, and/or criticality of dosage to determine candidates for pill splitting. Pharmaceutical price databases can be reviewed for flat pricing to predict cost savings due to splitting of higher dosage pills. In embodiments, pharmacies are identified that are willing to score and/or split pills before dispensation. Guidelines for evaluating suitability of patients for patient pill splitting can also be included. The information is provided to doctors, and in embodiments also to medical insurers, government agencies, and/or patients. The information can be mailed, posted on a website, and/or sent by electronic messaging. Revenue can result from subscriptions, grants, and advertising.

2014005, Feb 27, 2014

Aug 20, 2013

13/971142

Gary E. Abeles - Verona NJ, US

G06Q 50/26, G06Q 40/00

705 31

A method for detecting identity theft and other fraudulent information in a tax return or other document requesting a refund or payment includes extracting key information from the document, comparing the key information with data obtained from a database, and flagging the document for further consideration if the document does not meet a minimum threshold of credibility. The key information can include a name, social security number, address, place of employment, wage data, and/or fraction of income withheld for taxes. The database can contain suspicious fact patterns of known fraudulent documents. A document can be flagged due to a single fact pattern comparison or due to a combination thereof, or due to a data contradiction. Databases can include IRS databases, other non-public governmental databases, public governmental databases, and non-governmental databases. Fraud can also be detected by tracking use of the refund or payment after it is issued.

8117098, Feb 14, 2012

Feb 22, 2011

13/031837

Gary Evan Abeles - Verona NJ, US
Alan Stuart Kaplan - Short Hills NJ, US

DynaTax Solutions, Ltd. - Verona NJ

G06F 17/22, G06Q 40/00

705 31, 705 36 T, 705 39, 705 40

A computer-based system and method calculates and facilitates revenue accrual, for making larger, less frequent payments of estimated taxes or other obligations. Payer preferences are applied to satisfy variable payment intervals, amounts, and available resources. The obligation, required payments, and set-aside schedules are recalculated as needed, under payer and/or system control. Excess accruals are minimized; set-aside schedules are configurable. The system may be self-contained, handheld, or accessed remotely. Automatic datalinks move information and command fund transfers from the payer's bank, to accrue funds and make payments to other accounts. A service host may support a plurality of payers to make set-asides and payments at various levels as needed, on an individual or batch basis, including individual taxpayer enrollment for batch file tax payments by service providers. Some embodiments can be embedded to enhance the capabilities of other systems.

8135634, Mar 13, 2012

Sep 13, 2011

13/230881

Gary E Abeles - Verona NJ, US

DynaTax Solutions, Inc. - Verona NJ

G06F 17/22, G06Q 40/00

705 31, 705 39, 705 40, 705 42

The present invention is a method for managing funds in anticipation of paying at least two financial obligations, such as an estimated tax payment and a mortgage payment. The due dates and amounts due are determined from customer financial information. During an escrow period leading up to the first obligation due date, amounts of money are transferred on at least two occasions from a customer account into a second account, whereby the combined value of the transferred amounts substantially matches the estimated tax or other amount due for the first obligation. The transfer amounts and/or timing are adjusted so as to maintain sufficient funds in the customer account for paying the other obligations. The transferred money is used to automatically pay the first obligation on or near the due date. In embodiments, the customer can access the money in the second account until the first financial obligation is paid.

8560409, Oct 15, 2013

Jan 6, 2012

13/344951

Gary Evan Abeles - Verona NJ, US

DynaTax Solutions, Ltd. - Verona NJ

G06F 17/22, G06Q 40/00

705 31, 705 36 T, 705 39, 705 40

A computer-based system and method calculates and facilitates periodic revenue accrual for making larger, less frequent payments of estimated taxes by electronic messaging. A service host enables a plurality of payers to make set-asides at various levels as needed, on an individual or batch basis. Payer preferences are applied to satisfy variable payment intervals, amounts, and available resources. The obligation, required payments, and set-aside schedules are recalculated as needed, under payer and/or system control. Excess accruals are minimized; set-aside schedules are configurable. Automatic data links move information and command fund transfers from the payer's bank, to accrue funds and make payments to other accounts. The service host provides individual or batch taxpayer enrollment with the taxing authority for tax payment by electronic messages, and makes the tax payments by transmission of individual payment messages or by batch file transmission to the taxing authority.

2010003, Feb 11, 2010

Oct 9, 2009

12/576595

Gary Evan Abeles - Verona NJ, US
Alan Stuart Kaplan - Short Hills NJ, US

DYNATAX SOLUTIONS, LTD. - Verona NJ

G06Q 40/00, G06Q 10/00, G06Q 20/00

705 31, 705 30, 705 35, 705 40

A computer-based system and method calculates and facilitates revenue accrual, for making larger, less frequent payments of estimated taxes or other obligations. Payer preferences are applied to satisfy variable payment intervals, amounts, and available resources. The obligation, required payments, and set-aside schedules are recalculated as needed, under payer and/or system control. Excess accruals are minimized; set-aside schedules are configurable. The system may be self-contained, handheld, or accessed remotely. Automatic datalinks move information and command fund transfers from the payer's bank, to accrue funds and make payments to other accounts. A service host may support a plurality of payers to make set-asides and payments at various levels as needed, on an individual or batch basis, including individual taxpayer enrollment for batch file tax payments by service providers. Some embodiments can be embedded to enhance the capabilities of other systems.

2012015, Jun 14, 2012

Feb 17, 2012

13/399262

Gary E. Abeles - Verona NJ, US
Joseph Pannullo - Kearny NJ, US

INTELLECTUAL TAX PROPERTIES, INC. - Kearny NJ

G06Q 20/40

705 40

A method for reserving funds to pay an estimated tax or other financial obligation includes receiving by a service provider of financial information from a customer and transferring funds from a customer monetary source to a set-aside account, where the monetary source and/or the set-aside account is a stored value account. In embodiments, the customer can access the set-aside money if needed before it is used to pay the obligation. The set-aside account can be a stored value card provided to the customer and usable in lieu of a bank card. Stored value cards can be visibly distinct according to which of a plurality of obligations they apply. Or the set-aside account can be a stored value account maintained by the service provider as information in a database. Set-aside funds can be transferred automatically and/or electronically, or provided by the customer as cash or cash equivalents.

8036959, Oct 11, 2011

Jan 14, 2007

11/623083

Gary Abeles - Verona NJ, US

DynaTax Solutions, Ltd. - Verona NJ

G06F 17/22, G06Q 40/00

705 31, 705 39, 705 40, 705 42

Embodiments of the present invention may provide a method and system for accepting financial information from a customer for generating an estimated tax due to the taxing authority and a date by which the estimated tax is due, and periodically impounding an amount of money from an account held by the customer, where each amount impounded is less than the estimated tax and the combined value of the amounts impounded by the date substantially match the estimated tax.

2013010, May 2, 2013

Oct 30, 2012

13/663756

Gary E. Abeles - Verona NJ, US

E02B 7/02

405115

A portable, water-filled barrier emulates a sandbag dike or wall without requiring sand or intensive labor to install. The barrier is made of a light, flexible material that can include nanofiber. Some embodiments are formed from a plurality of interlocked water-filled cells, with a forward-facing water barrier sheet. Other embodiments are unitary shells that are internally divided into cells, with internal openings that permit water to flow between cells. Automatic valves can seal the filled cells, so that a punctured cell will not cause cells below and behind to deflate. A row or rows of cells can project below the base into a stabilizing trench. Cells can include internal or external rods or plates that support the horizontal structure. Embodiments can be initially filled with air, positioned, and then filled with water while the air escapes through a pressure valve. Barrier end structures can enable interlocking of adjacent units.