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Jean Paul Rousseau
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CPA cost

Jean Paul Rousseau
  • Investor
  • Nogent sur marne, Val de marne
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I have two separate US corp. One Georgia corp. and one Florida corp. Each one has just two single family houses. My CPA filed for the IRS and state taxes and made the yearly accounting. He asked me 1200 $ for one company and 1300 $ for the other. Due to the small income on each company, this seems quite a lot. I would like to know if it is an acceptable price.

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Brian Mathews
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Brian Mathews
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Hard to say what is a fair charge where you live.   If you feel it is too much.  You should have asked how much it will be before having him do the work for you.  

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