I have a question or two for you guys that are wiser than I regarding a CPA, or more specifically, when does one need to consider using a CPA? Without going into much detail, my wife and I both work single jobs, and have a decent combined income. We are both able to max out our 401k's, have IRA's, and put money away.
I have this crazy idea every once in awhile to start up an online business to basically support my toy fund. I have no intentions on leaving my place of employment.
Does a CPA take the place of a tax preparer and financial advisor? I would love to be able to sit down with one person and have them be able to go over everything. Is that in a CPA's scope of work?
Thanks in advance.
I have this crazy idea every once in awhile to start up an online business to basically support my toy fund. I have no intentions on leaving my place of employment.
Does a CPA take the place of a tax preparer and financial advisor? I would love to be able to sit down with one person and have them be able to go over everything. Is that in a CPA's scope of work?
Thanks in advance.