[Hidden-tech] Suggested tax people?

Jan Werner jwerner at jwdp.com
Wed Jan 20 16:18:52 EST 2016


I would not recommend using online tools, but I do recommend using 
TurboTax. Home & Business for self employed and small business owners, 
Premier for everyone else.

If you are at all knowledgeable about taxes and do your homework, it 
really isn't that difficult to do your own taxes, unless you have some 
very peculiar circumstances. But if you feel more comfortable having an 
accountant do them for you, you should do so.

However, you should pay an accountant for his/her knowledge about the 
tax code, not for doing the work sifting through and organizing your 
data to file the returns. So it's definitely worth the $60-$80 it will 
cost to buy the appropriate version of TurboTax that you can use to 
organize your information as required and prepare a draft return with 
all the supporting documents your accountant will eventually need.

Jan Werner
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Ron Miller wrote:
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> If you are self employed and your taxes are at all complicated, then
> I've found it's extremely difficult to do it yourself using online tools.
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> I've used John Sherbow at McGarrigle, Sherbow and Delisle for years.
> He's highly competent and he knows the tax rules inside and out.
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> (413) 785-1150
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> Ron
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> On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 9:41 AM, tom's gmail <tomadams at gmail.com
> <mailto:tomadams at gmail.com>> wrote:
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>     We went with turbo tax after paying an accountant for 20 yrs. If
>     you're small enough, turbo tax makes it "almost" fun and everything
>     is saved so the next year is "easier"... Thought it worth a mention
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>     Regards,
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>     Tom Adams, Director/Owner
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>     Reelife Productions & Folktography
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>     413.575.9707 <tel:413.575.9707>
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>     On Jan 20, 2016, at 8:58 AM, Wolaver Designs
>     <mattw at wolaverdesigns.com <mailto:mattw at wolaverdesigns.com>> wrote:
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>>     Hello Hidden Tech,
>>     My tax guy retired last year and we are in need of a new
>>     accountant to prepare our 2015 personal taxes.
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>>     Any suggestions welcome!
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>>     Thanks.
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