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Brett Thompson
  • Newbie Investor and Software Engineer
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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What questions should I ask to interview good tax people?

Brett Thompson
  • Newbie Investor and Software Engineer
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I am getting ready to meet with my first CPA specifically for real estate investing.   I want to make sure that I am starting out right with all my tax ducks in a row.  What questions would be good to ask a tax person to determine if they are a right fit, and knowledgable about real estate investing?  Beyond that, what other information about a finding a good CPA should I know or look for?  Thanks in advance!

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