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Corbin Jones
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CPA needed for two separate businesses

Corbin Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Joplin, MO
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I just purchased my first buy-and-hold investment property in February. It's located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and I will need a CPA to help me with my taxes. I also have a small mowing business in Missouri that operates under an LLC and I need a CPA/tax consultant for that business. Do I need two separate CPAs since those are in different states? Or am I better off hiring one CPA to handle my taxes?

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Nicholas Aiola
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Nicholas Aiola
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@Corbin Jones No need to have more than one CPA - in my experience, that usually complicates matters.

Using one tax pro will likely make it easier on both you and the CPA since everything will be done under one roof.

  • Nicholas Aiola

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