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Which state should I seek out a CPA?

Benton Pruitt
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Hi All - Looking for advice on where to start with CPAs.

I am a member of a multi-member LLC registered in Texas, I own properties in Oklahoma, and I live in North Carolina.

I have W-2 Income in 5 different states due to frequent travel.

My question is do I need a CPA in Texas and Oklahoma for the LLC? Or can one CPA handle my Oklahoma and Texas business activities? Can one CPA handle all of this, personal and business?

Also will my CPA be able to assist with sending out 1099s to contractors? Or do I need to take that activity up myself?

Thank you in advance!


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