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Michael Bishop
  • United States
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CPA Recommendations in the Austin Area

Michael Bishop
  • United States
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Hello All,

I know that this topic has been discussed on a number of forums, and I've gone through the last 6 months worth and have a short list of recommendations so far. However, I'd like to get some fresh opinions/recommendations on the matter. My girlfriend and I are looking for a highly recommended CPA in the area; she is a real estate agent (we have several recommendations from her colleagues as well), and we will turn our primary residence into a rental within the year. Just looking to put a list of 5-10 CPAs together so that we can interview them and make a final decision for ourselves. Any and all input welcome!

Thanks,

Mike Bishop

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