Looking for real estate CPA in California

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Can anyone recommend a great real estate CPA in California? Or better to go with a real estate tax attorney? I have K-1, schedule C, lots of depreciation from real estate syndication K-1s. Thank you.

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Nate MeekerBusiness Member
Real Estate CPA | California · Member since 2020 · 544 posts · 251 votes
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Can anyone recommend a great real estate CPA in California? Or better to go with a real estate tax attorney? I have K-1, schedule C, lots of depreciation from real estate syndication K-1s. Thank you.

Hey Kate, I am currently accepting new clients. Those items you listed are pretty straightforward and shouldn't need a tax attorney. A blind estimate would be anywhere from $750 to $2k depending on how involved your Sch C is and how many K-1s you have.

I do work with a few tax attorneys though when needed on more complex sales or acquisitions if something of that nature is in your future.

Let me know if I can be of any help!
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Basit SiddiqiBusiness Member
Accountant · New York, NY · Member since 2015 · 8k+ posts · 3k+ votes
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When selecting an accountant, make sure that they are familiar with California state taxation.

Having a lot of K-1's that are real estate focused likely presents Federal / State differences since California does not recognize bonus depreciation.
This is likely captured on the state K-1 provided by the sponsor.

Best of luck.
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