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Attorney and CPA

Zach Morton
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I understand the importance of having an attorney who is local so they are up to date on geography-specific laws and regulations, but what about a CPA? I noticed BP has a list of trusted CPA's but they seem to operate nationally instead of locally, would this equate to less specified advice?

On a separate note, what is the best way to go about finding a CPA and an Attorney in a market that I plan to move to soon? The market is Phoenix AZ.

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