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Complimentary Tax Season Listing For CPAs and EAs on FindAGoodCPA.com
FindAGoodCPA.com now adding CPAs and EAs who specialize to their directories
FindAGoodCPA.com is a new site where individuals and business owners can locate and interact with tax professionals in their metropolitan area based on the professional's specialty.
"We're pleased to provide CPAs and EAs with a complimentary exclusive listing on FindAGoodCPA.com this tax season for their metropolitan area and firm specialty. Our new site is unique since visitors to FindAGoodCPA.com can only search for a CPA or EA based on each firm's declared industry or professional specialty," said Andrew D. Schwartz CPA, the site's founder.
In addition to its search function, FindAGoodCPA.com includes a monthly newsletter, industry specific message boards monitored by CPAs and EAs, and a variety of basic financial tools, all which encourage repeat visits to the site. Visitors can also sign up to automatically receive their informative monthly newsletter via e-mail.
"Why did we put up a site that focuses on CPAs who specialize? With today's fluid tax code, CPAs and EAs who specialize are better equipped to keep up with all the tax law changes and tax breaks affecting the clients within their specialty," explains Schwartz.
To get listed, CPAs and EAs only need to complete the sign-up form available at www.FindAGoodCPA.com.
FindAGoodCPA.com was created by CPA Niche, LLC, which also founded the nationally recognized sites, The MDTAXES Network (www.mdtaxes.com) and NewlywedFinances.com.
About Andrew D. Schwartz CPA
Andrew D. Schwartz, CPA is the editor and founder of www.FindAGoodCPA.com, a site where taxpayers can locate and interact with CPAs in their metropolitan area based on the professional's specialty. Schwartz has provided tax and basic financial planning advice in interviews with various media, including the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal. He is available for interviews.
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