Working with Sabrina was so easy. She is professional, courteous, and quick to respond to…read morequestions. She's particularly knowledgeable about issues specific to government employees. I would work with her again in a heartbeat.

As a disabled veteran, I own a dog training business and a small day trading firm. Oasis Tax has…read moredone my personal tax returns as well as all my business accounting and tax filing for 3 years. The work is always completed to the highest standards and I have had loads of stress relived by having Oasis handle all of my tax and accounting needs. I frequently get advice from Oasis about how to document the complex transactions involved in trading so as to get the most I can out of my returns. They also provide ongoing support on what I can write off legally for all my business ventures, I highly recommend them to anyone who has unusual needs like mine.

After looking at so many great reviews this may seem redundant. We recently moved from another…read morestate and sold a foreign business in 2022. Searching on-line I was impressed with Jennifer's website as well as the structured way she approaches returns. After a delightful phone conversation we were ready to try her service. For those that are adverse to working on-line this may not be for you but her website allows you to quickly enter or download all the information needed for your return. Since we were new we also needed to complete a short questionnaire and download our prior years return along with our 1099s. Being new was made easy and the investment of 15 mins was well worth the outcome. Jennifer confirmed information received and all communications within 24 hours (normally a couple of hours). Bottom line...a new client, complicated return, multiple states, several communications and we had our return within 4 days. Jennifer is a wizard of efficiency as is her site. Best yet...she is not only responsive but a delight to work with. This is only our first return but Jennifer gets a 10+ from us.

My college friend had done our personal and business taxes for over forty years. His health failed…read moreand we had to find a new tax specialist. We interviewed several professionals and elected to work with Jennifer. Thus, for the past two filing seasons we've worked with Jennifer. She is extremely knowledgeable and her tax preparation process is flawless. I didn't think I'd be happy working with a new tax professional, but I was wrong. Jennifer is wonderful to work with.

I started a franchise and was new to business and somewhat new to Tucson. I chose Clear View after…read moremeeting with other firms. Cindy Irby is my bookkeeper, and it has been best experience I could imagine. She is my ace in the whole and understands my needs and how to grow. I have friends with other franchises who try to do this themselves, I tell them I have the best back up. If you want a professional who knows what they are doing and they are in you corner choose Clear View Business Solutions. I don't usually do reviews but was compelled to do so after all of the great service.

Clear View Business Solutions are an excellent company whom have overseen my book keeping records…read morefor the last eight years. Thank you to all of the staff at Clear View Business Solutions. Your excellence is truly appreciated.

Don seemed to be knowledgeable but soon he was reactive and not pro active at all …read more I have penalty's for failure to file in the sum of 3500 for 2022 , Don started my taxes 10/2021 all the delays where on his part i had everything to him in a timely matter. THIS THE LAST EMAIL FROM DON NOW THERE IS NO RESPONCE AT ALL I WILL NEVER SEE A PENNY I AM SURE DO NOT GO HERE AT ALL Donald Hartman (don@donaldhartmancpa.com) To:you + 1 more Details Rob. AZ works at a snail's pace We will cover the penalty if we don't get it abated.

Don was very knowledgeable and helpful. He accommodated out tight schedule and his staff was very…read moreattentive.

If you are looking for a law firm where they have no problem changing the will of a 90 year old man…read morewith dementia who could not drive, name the town he lives in or remember the names of ANY of his family members, this is the law firm for you! Then upon your loved ones death, you will find out what Hell really is. There are no words for my experience with Kathy Cleere. Except maybe nightmare. For me and my siblings.

A strong warning to any potential clients diagnosed with Alzheimer's and dementia - avoid this…read morepractice AT ALL COSTS. Kathy Cleere is adept at working with unscrupulous elder law attorneys in the Tucson / Oro Valley area where the demographics ensure that there will be a constant stream of opportunities to exploit the law and medical practice, whilst ensuring a steady stream of income. As the trustee of an Arizona Trust, I have encountered nothing but obstruction obtaining legal notes, billing records and administrative practice documents. Ms Cleere has certainly evolved her practice and professional affiliations so as to find that ambiguity in understanding what the law has to say about legal and medical understanding of a patient given a diagnosis of dementia. When the person at the center of the trust was diagnosed at the University of Arizona medical center documenting that she didn't even understand what power of attorney was - this attorney claimed otherwise and wrote and re wrote a boilerplate estate planning document for no other purpose than to add additional complications to an already enforceable plan drafted prior to a retirement in Arizona. The costs of this unnecessary legal work is an opportunity to undo prior estate planning - and where family or medical dysfunction exists - the chance to earn revenue appears tantalising. trust me, an attorney with a high degree of ethical sensibilities will decline to act. Be mindful that in the United States, when someone retires in a traditional retirement oriented community - revisionist legal work will be more than an inconvenience. This practice exploited the idea that a person with documented cognitive decline is really capable of being in control of her life and legal / financial / guardianship decisions. In other words, for sufficient renumeration, she is willing to offer opinions that increase or obfuscate a familial situation for gain. How else to explain when, during the course of trust administration, she steadfastly refuses to comply with lawful directives of the grantor of a trust AND entreaties to act ethically under the legal licensing laws of Arizona. This is a 'family law' practice involving at least three generations of the Cleere family - so one can expect that legal documents prepared by one member will be readily notarised by a second member of the family. In the case of a trust I handled, Ms Cleere started additional work after being presented with a diagnosis and a cease and desist letter. She also moved the grantor to engage in more expensive litigation despite drafting a document with mediation as the exclusive dispute resolution mechanism. The State Bar of Arizona was of no use in policing this attorney's actions during and after the life of the original grantor. Adult children of parents with dementia would do well to read Katie Engelhart's work in the New York Times (The Mother Who Changed, 05 09 2023). It is also useful to garner opinions only from specialised geriatric care centres at academic medical centers (Pima Behavioral Health is a far less reliable practice in this regard). If you encounter a need in this area, I would urge you to look more closely at the options you might have - you will regret any encounters with this attorney who will work to make referrals to associates eager to litigate in the Pima County probate courts. As Ms Englehart wrote "Within modern medicine, patients are never declared completely competent or incompetent in some holistic sense. Instead, doctors are asked to look at individual choices and whether or not a person is able to make a specific choice in a specific moment. This, in practice, can mean that a person with dementia can retain the ability to make choices for many years, and then lose the ability in stages. So lose the ability to make complex choices first, and then simple ones later. And this is important from a legal perspective, too. Because it means that people with dementia retain the ability to make legal choices, even when they are cognitively impaired. ... this often creates conflicts within families, because there's no clear-cut medical way to determine, without error, that a person is capable of making a specific choice". Were this lawyer practicing ethically - one could engage in a proper discussion. Here however, the more detailed a diagnosis, the remote a patient's relatives might appear (in terms of geography, but also in experience with forms of dementia) - the more this lawyer will adopt a position that increases her revenue, and one that also obstructs a family's or trustee's possession of actual facts. Whenever a licensed professional (legal, medical or accountancy) refuses direct legal authority to provide the basis for their work for a person in cognitive decline - one should be very mindful of actual or potential fraud or financial self enrichment.

Great customer service! Barbara Patterson is always there to answer my questions . She is very…read moredetailed and makes filing taxes painless! Thanks Barbara and Gregory Heisey CPA

Thank u Irish..Joni...4 ur great work in handling my trk loan…read more. Very professional..kind ways is missing in today's world..thank you again..Rudy Daniels..Best credit union in Tucson..

This place is unbelievable: they treat people like gold when you first open an account, but give…read morethem a couple three years and the shine wears off; once a month I have to call because they randomly disable cards, even though it's a joint account, two account holders can use their worthless app, every time they update their website, I have to call, their drive thru is continually broken and won't accept cash deposits forcing you to go inside - calling their customer service always results in a hangup...why are they still in business or does this CU dump their problem employees in Oro Valley? There is a limit to how much tolerance should be given. Good by Pima Credit Union

I just had my taxes done at Bottom Line and they did a wonderful job. Making an appointment is…read moreeasy, they run on time, they answer my questions and the act like professionals. I walked out with my taxes done and filed with the IRS. My refund will be sent to my checking account. I recommend them very strongly.

I can't say enough good things about Bottom Line. I've been in business for 9 years and have used a…read morecouple of other accountants in the past, but Lou and the staff over at Bottom Line are in a different class. They have been incredibly patient with my lack of accounting/business prowess, and have helped me to understand financial aspects of my business that I never had a grasp on before. They also worked on both my business and personal tax returns, and they helped me with some savings that my previous accountants had overlooked. I highly recommend them and will continue to use their services until they get tired of me!