Outsourcing to India
Written by Ray Busch   
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 17:28

Bob, its one thing to outsource returns to say an out of work CPA/EA/Acctg graduate, in Detroit. Its a total misunderstanding of the tax prep business for you to suggest that we outsource to JH, HRB or any of the retail tax prep outfits. Read some of the indictments for the careless and some case criminal tax prep that goes on in some of those offices.

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