Anyone know and use a tax guy in the MSP area that they would recommend?


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Lethert Tax Accounting. I have used them for over 20 years. Keeps up with latest airline stuff.
In Roseville.

 

Tom Simms

Simms and Company.....been doing Airliners for decades....as good as they come

 

Thanks much appreciated


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Thanks I will check them out


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I gotta say, unless your taxes are very complicated, turbotax works great! For writing off meal/business expenses associated with trips, use either the Flightline Expense Report or the Pro Diem Expense Report. For $50 a report you don't have to keep records etc.

Just sayin'...........

Denny

 

I agree Denny. Turbotax with Pro-Diem/Flightline has worked great for me over the years.

 

Same here, with EZ Per-Diem and Turbotax. If anyone wants a discount code for first time user of EZ Per-Diem, PM me and I'll hook you up.

 

I used a "tax professional" last year because I had some strange mil/airline stuff going on. After 8 (EIGHT) revisions due to my audits of his work, we finally got the returns submitted. As it turns out (and as usual) no one has your best interest in mind more than you. I went from owing $3,000 on his first iteration to getting a refund of almost $4,000. I vowed from then on that I'll continue to do my own taxes, this actually created more work for me doing it through him. This guy is a tax attorney and an airline pilot so I thought I had struck gold. Bright side of things is I have a very accurate template to use going forward. My best advice if you're going to do your own taxes is the same as what people said above, use TurboTax, use ProDiem or EZ Per Diem and if you buy and sell securities/bonds/funds/options in a taxable account use Gainkeeper.com. It's basically the EZ Per Diem of buying and selling stocks. If you stumble across a Expressjet Captain who is a tax attorney based out of Texas I highly recommend you steer clear!

That being said, once I start getting into rental properties/business accounting, I'll most likely hire a professional after some serious vetting.

 

Rentals are NBD. TurboTax handles them fine.