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How do you find one that won’t get you into a huge costly mess with the irs?

• vmception 5y ago
  I typically ask the CPA for supporting literature and case law if it exists And gravitate towards the things that have durable consensus or more easily rationalizable consensus But those kinds of requests during the first consultations make it pretty obvious if you want to work with them. If their whole business is just filing 1040-EZ’s for people with the standard deduction and collecting child tax credits, then they wont be prepared and you can rule them out.
  • rdtwo 5y ago
    What do you look for as their specialty? Is there a size of firm that you look for? Any key terms that you zero in on that would indicate that they do this type of work? Also how do you actually find a these ? Seems like a Google search won’t exactly bring up the right caliber folks.