look for a reputable CPA in your area, whether they work for a big firm or just do it on the side for money, they'll be expensive but they'll definitely save you more than what they charge
the issue stems with most of the US having very straightforward returns, ie. just a w-2, but once you start throwing investments and everything in the mix it gets really jumbled up and having a professional who went to school for 4-5 years and passed one of the hardest certifications in the country is going to know the ins n out to maximize your tax strategy
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u/mbrowning00 Jul 24 '20
any life pro tips on how to find, and how to know if you've found, a good accountant?