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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Worth their weight in gold!
I understand the value of a great accountant, lawyer and insurance agent, however I am just curious, as a novice investor, how much I should expect to pay for 2014 taxes.
For years 2012 and 2013, I paid $925 for an accountant to do my tax returns. I have an LLC that holds a duplex and a single family home. I have the accountant file for my personal and business taxes at the same time.
I have mentioned to some locals the amout paid for the past two returns. They mentioned they didn't even pay half of that. Loking at my invoice, I was charged 325 for tax prep and 600 for quick book clean up. This year, the accountant I use was with a different firm. He told the college kid that worked for him just to charge me the same as the previous year.
I am wondering if it should have been closer to $400 for prep rather than $1,000.
What do you think? In my opinion, my situation isn't too complicated. Is Turbo Tax the answer?