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Corben Briggs
  • Rental Property Investor
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Year-End Tax Filing Pricing

Corben Briggs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • boston, MA
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Hey everyone!

Just curious as to (on average) how much everyone pays for their year end tax filing from a CPA who handles REI's or how much someone should expect to pay for this? I'm wondering if I am paying a lot more (or maybe even less) than what most CPA's charge for them to file my personal Fed/State taxes & the 1 investment property I have thats not under LLC.

No need to share specific numbers if your not comfortable but anything helps!

Cheers!

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Basit Siddiqi
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Basit Siddiqi
  • Accountant
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I am a CPA with a tax practice so I will tell what you goes into my pricing.

How many properties you have - More properties you have, the more work involved so a higher pricing

Type of properties that you have - I charge more if you have a short-term rental compared to a long-term rental as there is more work involved

Amount of state filings - Do you live, work and have your rental properties in one state? Great, only one state return or possibly none if you are in a state without an income tax.
But if your properties are scattered across multiple states, there are more state filings and more work.

I think if you want to get valuable feedback from people who respond to your post, you want to ask how much someone pays and potentially how many properties they have.

Best of luck!

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