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Why do I need a CPA? Good question! They’re expensive and they ask too many questions, right? Today’s CPAs are adept at providing a broad range of financial services and advice. A CPA can advise you on real estate, college savings plans, retirement strategies, and small business reporting and compliance strategies. Think of the cost of not having a CPA on your team or helping your family. What advantages might you be missing out on? What makes a CPA different from an accountant? CPAs are distinguished from other accountants by stringent state licensing requirements. In addition to having a college degree, CPAs are required to pass a rigorous uniform examination, and must have extensive experience before being licensed. What should I look for when choosing a CPA? Make sure your CPA is currently licensed, and check to see if he belongs to any professional associations. If your CPA belongs to a state society of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs, then they are governed by a strict code of professional ethics. Don’t underestimate the importance of being compatible with your CPA. If your needs are compatible with your CPA’s personality and expertise, you will develop a valuable long term working relationship. |
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"Don’t underestimate the importance of being compatible with your CPA. If your needs are compatible with your CPA’s personality and expertise, you will develop a valuable long term working relationship." |
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