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AccuTax

About

A 27-year Long Island tax practice.

Same office, same family, same clients year after year. This page tells you what the practice is and who you would be working with.

How the practice started

The founder opened the practice on Long Island in 1999. It grew the way small local practices grow: one referral at a time, one return at a time, without a marketing budget or a franchise sign. Twenty-seven years later, that is still how it grows.

How the practice runs today

Three people prepare and review returns. The founder is moving toward a review-only role, so every return is looked at by two sets of eyes before it is filed. That was not always the case at this practice; it is the case now.

What that means for you

You do not get shuffled between preparers. The person who did your return last year is likely the same person doing it this year, and the person reviewing it is the person who taught them.

The team

The team

Names go here once the firm confirms how each team member wants to be credited. Roles are set.

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    Founder and Senior Accountant

    credential pending

    Founder of the practice. Twenty-seven years preparing returns. Moving toward a review-only role.

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    Tax Preparer

    credential pending

    Preparer. Roughly six years at the practice, mostly individual returns and small-business work.

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    Tax Preparer

    credential pending

    Preparer. Roughly six years at the practice, individual returns and payroll.

Where clients are

Long Island primarily. Over the years clients have moved to other states and stayed with us; California and Florida are the most common. We prepare returns for the states we are set up to prepare in.

Service area, as stated by the practice: Long Island and remote nationwide. States we are set up to prepare in: state list.

Ready to start?

The checklist is a good first step. Then a call.