Need CPA Recommendations - Edmond / OKC

[kerryt1]

Considering having my taxes done for the first time, I've always used TurboTax before.

My reasoning:

• Wonder if I'm getting all that's coming to me or not
• Intuit (parent company) is no longer processing credit card transactions for firearm related businesses.
• Version of TurboTax I was required to use was around $100 anyway, IIRC.


So, any thoughts on how to proceed? Recommendations on a trustworthy CPA? I don't want to be audited, and I don't mind paying for someone worth their salt. No fly by night, out of their own house type stuff.

 

[flatwins]

Considering having my taxes done for the first time, I've always used TurboTax before.

My reasoning:

• Wonder if I'm getting all that's coming to me or not
• Intuit (parent company) is no longer processing credit card transactions for firearm related businesses.
• Version of TurboTax I was required to use was around $100 anyway, IIRC.

So, any thoughts on how to proceed? Recommendations on a trustworthy CPA? I don't want to be audited, and I don't mind paying for someone worth their salt. No fly by night, out of their own house type stuff.

I've been going to Warren Simpson at Spectrum Financial for years. Even after I moved to Tulsa in the late 90s, I still go to Spectrum every year. He's near NW Expressway and Portland. He's a gun guy too.

 

[kerryt1]

Thanks. Anyone else?

 

[Apogee]

I have been using Sue Elkins for years. She tends to lean more towards the conservative side of tax law interpretation, but thats how I like things.

http://www.yellowpages.com/oklahoma-city-ok/mip/sue-elkins-inc-6512683

 

[OKCShooter]

I use Coy Ivey on Broadway in Edmond...I have very complicated taxes and he is great for me.

 

[BadgeBunny]

John Willet. He's in Bethany. He's a good fella ...

 

[orangeRcode]

DWG Inc
Dave Gandall
4056033283

Long time friend of mine from college. Great CPA and practice.

 

[Dave70968]

Linda Woodruff, in Landmark Towers at I-44 and NW Expressway. She's taken care of mine, both personal and business, for years.

 

[Danny Tanner]

Bumping this back up for the OP and myself, because we're interested, too.

Thanks!

 

[Fatboy Joe]

Considering having my taxes done for the first time, I've always used TurboTax before.

My reasoning:

• Wonder if I'm getting all that's coming to me or not
• Intuit (parent company) is no longer processing credit card transactions for firearm related businesses.• Version of TurboTax I was required to use was around $100 anyway, IIRC.


So, any thoughts on how to proceed? Recommendations on a trustworthy CPA? I don't want to be audited, and I don't mind paying for someone worth their salt. No fly by night, out of their own house type stuff.

If this is important to you. Ask what software they use, if it is Lacerte don't use them. It is an Intuit program.