Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

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• 2022/03/25 (Fri) 22:11
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＞ When I ask questions, they say why are you asking me,
＞ they don't listen to me at all, they yell at me, and a lot of other things. I'm already cutting my clients in half, so
＞ I was told not to come, so I am looking for someone new.

Feel free to ask me any questions you have about tax returns, I will answer them.
We will answer even if you e-mail us directly. Of course it is free of charge. No personal information such as name
is required

The following is my personal opinion, please refer to it.

I am surprised that there are professionals in Hawaii
who will yell at you and tell you not to come because they will cut your clients in half.

Furthermore, many do not understand that it is not the skill of a professional to minimize the amount of income tax
paid, but rather to leave it all up to the CPA to prepare a return with the lowest payment possible
as if he/she were a competent CPA.
I am surprised at the number of people who understand that it is a competent CPA to prepare a tax return with as little payment as possible.
Currently, the IRS audit process is slow because of Corona, but
if it goes back to the way it was, your return will be reviewed in detail, and those who are self-employed and file a negative return
will receive a letter of review, so
if you are asking your CPA or other CPA to prepare your return, you should leave it to them. If you are a self-employed taxpayer and have a negative tax return , you will receive a letter of examination.

Finally,
even if a CPA prepares your return, the CPA is not a beneficiary
and the IRS will not punish the CPA
even if the return is prepared by the CPA. I have contacted the IRS many times
on behalf of my clients regarding the contents of their returns, but the IRS will not talk to anyone but the filer, and
the CPA will not be punished for tax evasion. So please understand that we can prepare any
tax return for you.
Otherwise, I hope you understand
that it would be strange if there were not more CPAs who had their ricenses taken away.