Starting to get stuff ready, argh!
For me the painful part is organizing records. I will be using Turbo Tax premier this year...years past I've used regular TT. Last year I sold some stock and had to upgrade to Premier after the fact.
CH3NO2
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Starting to get stuff ready, argh!
For me the painful part is organizing records. I will be using Turbo Tax premier this year...years past I've used regular TT. Last year I sold some stock and had to upgrade to Premier after the fact.
CH3NO2
I pay a CPA and then wait for the check to be deposited in my account....pretty painless.
Nice, but I'm a cheap bastard. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
CH3NO2
My CPA and I have been friends since we were 14, even lived together a few years so I only get charged $300Quote:
Originally Posted by Stainless
Best money spent is a "creative" tax guy/CPA. :)
Sent from somewhere on the water
I've used a CPA for 12 years and it's the best. I always get a refund well worth the $300-400.
Sent from my Bat Cave
The tax code is like the laws. Written to perpetuate a industry by those that benefit from it. Job security. Like owning the company responsible for fixing pot holes, and having a corner on the front end alignment business, Not only how many pot holes are you going to fill, but how many would you create in the middle of the night?
:headscratch::signhuh:Quote:
Originally Posted by gn7
In simple terms. There will never be tax reform to a flat tax as too many accountants would be out of jobs.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
Started using a CPA when i bought my house. Best 250 I spend a year.