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Dimitri Paspalaris
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H&R Block for investment properties

Dimitri Paspalaris
  • Investor
  • Rota, Spain
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I am currently PCSing with the navy and was wondering if it is good for H&R block to do my taxes for my investment properites in florida or should I try to track down a cpa? Thanks for the help.

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    Michael Plaks
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    @Dimitri Paspalaris

    It does not matter what credentials a person carries, including a CPA designation. It does not matter whether the person works for himself or for a CPA firm or for H&R. There're some outstanding UNlicensed people working for H&R (hard to find them there, but they exist), and there're some totally incompetent solo CPAs.

    The key is to find someone who knows real estate taxation. One of the sure ways to find such person is right here, on this forum. We have 20+ real estate tax experts answering questions on this forum and working nationwide. 

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