@JD Martin,
I am all for building people up and supporting small businesses (I have had multiple) but if you claim to be a tax strategist and are paid for that service, it should be that persons fiduciary responsibility to fulfill that service.
To answer your question, I had two other CPAs look over what Natalie prepared before I signed them for filing. The issues the CPAs found and raised, a CPA should never make. Which then I come to find out she isn't a CPA, she is a tax professional with an IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN), authorizing her to sign federal tax returns.
That leads me back to the strategy aspect, if she really did look over my taxes and was a strategist, the interest income I receive for selling one of my businesses shouldn't have all of the sudden change to ordinary income this year which subjected me to self employment tax. Her lack of attention would have costed me over $10,000 in taxes. What little tax I do know, I know that if you have rental income on a property, you need to file a return, she advised me that the return wasn't necessary.
Please refer to the posts by and as they had similar issues with no resolve.
I am glad you had a positive experience but a lot of my interactions with @Natalie Kolodij do not pass the sniff test.