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Know a good CPA in the OC? Plus bookkeeping q's...

Does anyone know a GOOD CPA, in the Orange County, CA area who is comfortable with adult and who can deal with 1099's from known adult companies?

Also, do most of you do your own bookkeeping, such as do enter in all your income into excel/quickbooks or hire someone to do it? I can't handle doing mine anymore, I prefer to just drop of stubs to a CPA person that just does it all for me so that at the end of the yr I don't have to add up anything...

:( Anyone know a good cpa?

My father in law.
Though he is not in the OC, but does handle things electronically. Fairly certain though he is booked up for this time of the year but for next years planning he is your man. Perfectly fine with adult as well.

my cpa is in palos verdes and is comfy
hit me up on icq if you want his info

Sorry, palos verdes is too far for me, I've never even been there before, I prefer something closer such as in OC.

I also never got the doing it electronically way, do you just fax all the stuff it to them, and they fedex the payment enveleopes and docs for you to mail out or how does that work?

I still haven't found a cpa yet. I'm really procrastinating... I haven't even started adding everything up yet but I will once I find a cpa first. I prefer one who is EXPERIENCED and knows how to help me get the appropiate deductions and advise me..... All the previous cpa's I had were from big chain places and they were utterly useless. But I would prefer someone who charges reasonable rates too.

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Originally Posted by jackie1

As for doing it electronically, through out the year I scan and send (can fax too) stuff to them.
Typically like for the filing stuff they email me back some pdf files that pre filled in, I just print them out. Put them in envelopes and mail to the correct IRS office or state board. (oh adding that stupid check as well).

The processes is real easy, only real problem I can see you having is that procrastinators typically get the shit end of the stick CPA wise. People like my father in law are now waist deep in work.