Posted by Dave H (MI) on November 17, 2016 at 10:56:08 from (50.127.243.122):
In Reply to: OT: CPA's posted by Gary H. on November 17, 2016 at 09:48:28:
I make no secret of it...I'm a CPA. In my own best interest, but in truth I honestly believe, I will paraphrase an old saying about lawyers. Unless he has a relatively simple life, a person who does his own taxes has a fool for a client. My clients tell me that they feel I am well worth my fees. It is not a racket and it is unnecessary and insulting for someone to say such a thing. There is no way that a person can take a short tax course and preparing only their own taxes can hope to compare to a person who has made a career of it and brings years of experience from hundreds of classes, prepared returns and diverse clientele to the table. Sorry, that is just common sense. An easy return on the other hand...probably does not matter who does it.
This matter of covenants not to compete is a pretty dicey topic. I believe they have to be reasonable as to distance and time frame. Your guy did not have to sign a covenant when he left. They cannot hold him captive. This would have been a condition of employment upon hiring or during his time there. It probably specifically includes you as a client of the firm and distance will have no relevance. I have never signed one but I understand it is common practice these days. Almost have to do it to stay in business.
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