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so my excellent tax accountant who always made my return fat has retired.

im on the look out for a good accounted, imaginative, whatever u want to call it :P

not dodgy but someone who knows their way around the system and that you trust. who do you recommend in Adelaide?

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so my excellent tax accountant who always made my return fat has retired.

im on the look out for a good accounted, imaginative, whatever u want to call it :P

not dodgy but someone who knows their way around the system and that you trust. who do you recommend in Adelaide?

depends if you have investment house or buisnesses etc? PM me and ill pass on mine

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do u have investement propertys?, need to do a pre emptive return for the year ahead? anything huge ur trying to write off ? it tuff mate as they all seem to specialise if ur just a regular joe blow with just income tax - h&r block for you lol but if its say half technical u should spend some quality time finding the right one, its proved time after time to be very valuable to my self ie tradie,investment,NRAS, and this year school write off for the kiddlies so yeh u see the issue

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