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Jamie H.
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Do I need a CPA or Attorney?

Jamie H.
  • Seattle, WA
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I need some tax advice and also anticipate seeking to open a solo 401k as a result of receiving said advice.

Can a CPA be a one-stop shop for this or do I need an attorney as well? What kind of professional services/advisors should I be turning to for help with this all?

I’m in Seattle and welcome references.

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Daniel Hyman
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Daniel Hyman
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Connect with @Bernard Reisz who is a CPA and Solo 401k specialist.

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