AeroCruze foibles

[mike_elliott]

A plug for @Danb and his lovely wife. A more diligent, honest and competent CPA cannot be found. Tax issues? Complexity? Ask for the Mooney discount!

[Danb]

2 hours ago, donkaye said:

It's probably appropriate that the AeroCruz discussion has digressed because it will never compete with the Garmin autopilots.  Regarding Turbotax, I don't do the guided return, but instead flip to the forms and enter all that is applicable to me.  I have all the above, but do have an accountant do the Corporate tax return.  I then review the flow from data entry to 1040.  The complexity of some of the flow is amazing to me.  I personally would never have been able to figure it out.  This year due to the significant tax increase, I have set up an appointment with my corporate accountant to review on a macro basis my personal return  to see if I missed something.  I expect him to find nothing, but it's worth the time and money to confirm what I think I already know--it's time to move to Florida.   

When we do a corporate, partnership or other type of non personal returns we don’t charge for the personal returns. At least the business’s can deduct the cost of the return.

[Danb]

12 minutes ago, mike_elliott said:

A plug for @Danb and his lovely wife. A more diligent, honest and competent CPA cannot be found. Tax issues? Complexity? Ask for the Mooney discount!

Mike things have gotten crazy since the pandemic, we’re busier than ever, after years of basically no or near no tax audits they are stepping up to audit more returns. I’m actually friends with a few IRS auditors who are retiring due to the increasing amount of audits. Luckily most returns are vanilla being pretty simple and won’t be affected by the increased pressure.