So, I'm a new grad in a W2 position with some 1099 income left over from moonlighting, who moved from California to Texas. I'll likely wind up with a scattering of 1099 income again next year. My wife is part of a few LLCs (one in Louisiana and one in Mississippi, though the later doesn't produce much), due to some death and inheritances, and so gets a couple of K1s a year. She's also a full time student set to graduate next fall.
Do I need a CPA? Last year we paid someone (it wasn't a bad price, and they're really only around during tax time, but I'd also prefer someone I could meet with face to face), and I kind of felt like they just plugged my data into some tax software, and that was it. If I don't need a CPA, should I just Turbo Tax or H&R Block software it?
If I do need a CPA, anyone have a recommendation in the DFW area, preferably the northern Dallas suburbs?
Thanks!
Do I need a CPA? Last year we paid someone (it wasn't a bad price, and they're really only around during tax time, but I'd also prefer someone I could meet with face to face), and I kind of felt like they just plugged my data into some tax software, and that was it. If I don't need a CPA, should I just Turbo Tax or H&R Block software it?
If I do need a CPA, anyone have a recommendation in the DFW area, preferably the northern Dallas suburbs?
Thanks!
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