tax specialist

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
June 19, 2025
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I haven't done my taxes in over 15 years, so I decided to hire a tax specialist I found online. I know there are plenty of variables but does $8950.00 sound reasonable?

LenaH

Alumni - Expert

It depends. Generally, fees range depending on the complexity of your return and the forms needed, as well as your location.

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SteamTrain

Level 15

You may have found them "Online", but are they a local area professional tax preparer, in an established office location, you can meet in person to provide documentation?

You should get a lot of "independent" references to trust someone you can't actually visit to work with in-person.

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Hal_Al

Level 15

What is $8950? Your refund, tax due, fee for the provider, income reported?

Yes an $8950 "refund" is possible, if you have qualifying children; thanks to "refundable" tax credits, child tax credit, earned income credit, medical premium tax credit, education credit.