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Algerson Andre
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Identifying a new CPA in a new market?

Algerson Andre
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  • Chicago, IL
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Hello Everyone,

With tax season right around the corner, my wife and I are looking to get the ball rolling on finding a CPA before tax season ramps up. Our property is in the Buffalo market, but I was wondering how folks approached securing a CPA, specifically in a new market where you may not have an entire "team" in place yet? Ideally, would prefer a CPA with knowledge of WNY/Buffalo market. Best starting point outside of a broad Google search? Appreciate any insight on this. Thanks!

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Michael Plaks
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Michael Plaks
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This forum features 20+ real estate accountants, and we all work nationwide. You can start by reaching out to two NY-based CPAs: @Nicholas Aiola and @Basit Siddiqi. Just wait a few days, because we all are swamped until Oct 15, the IRS deadline.

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