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Vetting an accountant (tax strategies)

Taxes and regulation

biggeemac

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Hi all,

I am looking for personal recommendations on how to vet a savage accountant, or whether or not I need one. So far, my wife and I have managed to pay little tax with our business, but we are expanding up the road and trying to make money and keep it away from uncle sam is probably going to get more difficult, especially with the new administration. I would like to hand this job off to someone else.

Any input is welcome. Thank you !
 
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