When you are hired they detail your job description and requirements, if I'm asked to do anything outside my job requirements I want to know what is in it for me If I am asked to cover the work load of someone who was fired, I want to know what is in it for me (days off, pay, promotion, great challenge) Probably the most important question I ask besides how much does the position pay is, Walk me through a normal day for someone working in this position.My background is I have worked for numerous large multi-national organizations.

Rents have been growing at double-digit rates for over a decade and the demand for office space continues to grow as multinational companies set up and expand their back-offices here.

There is no true competition when insurance can only be bought in your own state, even when these big companies are national and multi-national.

Multinational companies continue to invest in Tucson to take advantage of the tax credits, prices, and partnerships with the University of Arizona to supply quality candidates during their expansion.

If they are looking to raise revenue they can start by rolling back the 1.5T tax cut they handed out to the multinational corporations in 2017 that have taken stimulus money while laying off thousands of taxpayers.

Here are a couple of areas that tax professionals can and do specialize in:MinistryNot For ProfitMilitary ServiceReal EstateUS Expat issuesResident and Nonresident Aliens in the USOil & GasForeign and Overseas businessDay TradersSmall BusinessConsolidated BusinessesLarge/Multi National BusinessService IndustriesRetail IndustriesManufucturing IndustriesResearch and Development Software Creation and ProductionEach one of these has some very specialized and nuanced tax code that your tax professional should know inside and out. 

Question 5) Suitable for small units (0-50)/ small landlord or large landlord let’s say 1000+/ some huge multinational property company?

Question 5) Suitable for small units (0-50)/ small landlord or large landlord let’s say 1000+/ some huge multinational property company?

I've never understood much macro thinking, you're not a multi-national debt levered company who relies on 1-2% changes for profitability.Adjust your underwriting, go out, make deals!

I have a small multin Charles Village I got on va.