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Aaron Knoll
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Recommendation for a good RE-savvy CPA in Salt Lake valley?

Aaron Knoll
  • Investor
  • Sandy, UT
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Can anyone recommend a good accountant? 

To make a long story short: I landlord for 5 years without realizing depreciation was non-optional. I'd like to file an IRS 3115 this year to try to recapture at least some of that, if possible...

Thanks!

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Brandon Hall
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Brandon Hall
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@Aaron Knoll

Don't be afraid to use a non-local CPA. Often times by going non-local, you will expose yourself to a wider pool of CPAs allowing yourself a better chance at finding an expert in the field that meets your needs and fits your style.

If you want to use a local CPA, check with your state CPA board and ask for a referral. You can also network with people local to you or meet people at an REIA meeting and directly ask for referrals that way.

Hope this helps! Form 3115 is a complicated form, so make sure you get someone who knows what they are doing.

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