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The benefits of using a CPA instead of H & R Block at tax time
When considering how to do your taxes, you have some choices. One is, you can prepare your return yourself, or, you can select a storefront tax preparer that has only had brief training (for a few weeks) to instruct them on how to process different kinds of tax returns. It is not often that you will find a tax preparer there who is as well seasoned and informed as a licensed Certified Public Accountant.
Unless your tax return is fairly uncomplicated to process, it would behoove you to seek the services of skilled CPA to assist you with your tax preparation. A CPA is someone who has an in-depth knowledge of the highly-complex tax system. They are well-read, formally trained, possess experience with tax law and are licensed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accounts.
For those with more complicated returns to file, the best thing they can do is contact a both a local CPA and a tax preparation firm to discuss those concerns with them. Just one call can give you access to the information you need in order to make an informed decision about what’s right for you.
The trained professionals of Huddleston Tax CPAs in Bothell, WA, can help prepare your taxes and provide you with the financial insight you need to optimize your financial portfolio. Please click on the link below to learn more about what Huddleston Tax CPAs can offer you today.
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Comment by Jeff Bellamy on October 31, 2011 at 11:43am -
I did a stint at HR Block and our office had 4 Enrolled agents with an average of 18 years in TaxPreparation.
I currently am working in Tax Resolution and have seen CPA do things that would make you blanch.
This is not a knock against CPAs. My father was a CPA and I am a Candidate for the CPA here in California.
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