Why should I make the jump from a CPA to a tax attorney? скачать в хорошем качестве

Why should I make the jump from a CPA to a tax attorney?

I'm tax attorney Steve Moskowitz. People often ask me what's the difference between a tax attorney and a CPA. Good Question. Since I've been licensed as both, I feel uniquely qualified to answer this. A good tax attorney is aggressive, and he's an advocate for the client, whereas the CPA is trained to err on the side of conservatism. One of the reasons that I wanted to become a tax attorney was I wanted to be the person to tell the client what he could do, not the person to tell the client what he could not do. Only an attorney has attorney-client privilege. Clients may first learn of the significance of this when they find that the star witness against them in a criminal case is their CPA, because the IRS can require CPAs to disclose everything the client told the CPA everything. The CPA tell the client and all the paperwork a client only has complete confidentiality with an attorney call or visit us at 888-TAX-DEAL, or MoskowitzLLP.com.