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Re: do you do your own taxes or pay someone?
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Posted by K-Mo on April 15, 2006 at 15:36:37 from (65.169.189.2):
In Reply to: Re: do you do your own taxes or pay someone? posted by streaker on April 15, 2006 at 05:27:30:
Just because you pay someone doesn't mean they know what they are doing and if they screw it up, it's your problem to straighten out. I know several people this has happened to. In one case the accountant screwed it up and then charged to fix his screw ups. A week or so ago on TV they reported about H&R Block instructing clients to not report income and take phony deductions.
The tax system should be simple enought that you don't need to pay to have it filed.
I use TURBOTAX. If something is wrong, at least I can find the question I answered wrong and fix it myself. I don't mind fixing my mistakes, but it really grips me to fix what some so called "paid professional" screwed up.
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