Run around, inefficient, unreachable, and grossly overcharged…read more I went to them for maybe 3 yrs prior, then had this terrible experience. Go somewhere else and save yourself time stress and money.

Comunication levels are poor, people don't pick up during office hours. Sought their help after…read morelosing a spouse and they gave the bare minimum of communication - links to videos instead of telling me pertinent information via phone or email. The amount they charged me was barely less than what I owed the government - not satisfied and will not be going back.

By far the best accounting firm around. Worth every penny we pay them. Help my business…read moretremendously to move forward and grow. Not to mention during the pandemic they helped us get all the government grants and loans. They treat us like family and jump on everything thing we through there way. Thank you guys for all that you do.

Poor customer service, lack of transparency, lack of communication and professionalism. They…read morewould even get angry or express attitude when I would ask questions. Paid for them to file our taxes with state and federal and they didn't file fed but def took the fee. 0/10

I'm tremendously grateful for the knowledge and service provided by Michael Goldfine and his…read morefinancial team, including Shivender Sofat and Brice Daszewski. My family's business received two PPP loans and then faced an unexpectedly curvy path to reach forgiveness for those loans. Thankfully, Michael, Shiv, and Brice knew precisely how to navigate the forgiveness maze and walked us through the process every step of the way. Today we received full forgiveness for our second loan -- which never would have happened without their guidance. If you or your company needs consultation or accounting services, Goldfine and his team are definitely the pros to turn to.

Called to inquire about my personal return. Was told upfront that their rates begin at $875, and…read morewhen I asked why considering the relative simplicity of my return, they said 'We are upscale. We aren't H&R Block'. Which is funny! But also ... their arrogance lost them a customer. Not to mention that $875 is really hefty. Possibly they're worth the cost for more complicated matters, but I would skip them if you are looking for a down-to-earth partner.

They are very professional Accountants on Air and having variety of nice technologies as internal…read moreteam

Everyone at Accountants On Air has been completely professional and transparent. As someone who is…read morefiling for the first time, they made the whole process easy and simple. I was helped by accountants Zaheer Sattaur and Mohamad Dweider, and they promptly answered all my questions, as well as made themselves available for calls and follow ups. I will definitely continue to use their services for my tax and accountant needs!

****AVOID AT ALL COSTS****…read more If the ridiculously cheesy website wasn't enough of a clue that these aren't professionals it should've been! These are not professional tax CPA's. It's kids right out of college tax preparer's that use software and have no understanding of the tax laws. If you do a simple W2 test your luck but anything that has write offs go to a professional company! They charge what professionals do but save your money and buying Quickbooks!

Made errors, some were corrected after my husband brought it to the preparers attention but then…read moreboth the state and federal returns came back with different amounts. We shared this with them but no explanation was provided about the discrepencies. Very dissatisfied.

I've gone to Blue-Ribbon Accounting for years. Staple to the community and great service…read more Thank you for all you do to support the neighborhood with accounting services.

Blue Ribbon was recommended to me by my attorney. This is my second year using their services…read more They are without a doubt very professional; they know their business inside out, which of course is the first thing you should look for in an accountant. Also, the fact that they are very pleasant people (everyone in the office) is definitely a big plus. I am grateful to have found them.

Great CPA - very responsive and very personable I am loving the service. I'm NYC based and they've…read moregot no problems with complex tax returns. Recommend!

I cannot recommend Anil and 212 Tax highly enough. I was originally looking into tax attorneys for…read morea complex issue, but Anil got back to me first--and I'm so glad he did. In just two phone calls on the same day, he diagnosed the situation, asked smart, probing questions, and provided a solution that required no further work. It's rare to find someone with this much honesty; he could have easily taken on a 'case,' but he chose the path that was best for me. He has real integrity and saved me a significant amount of money and stress. If you want someone who is fast, brilliant, and honest, call Anil.

Paul Mei, CPA and his team continue to deliver quality accounting services in a first class way to…read moreboth small and large clients. In today's world rooted with technology first, you simply do not come across people like Paul anymore. Highly recommend Paul and his team.

Update to my prior review: After my review appeared, I received an email message from Paul Mei,…read moresaying, among other things, "Can't believe you would write such an extremely nasty review.... If you really want to complain, use your real name, not 'Peter D.' Fight like a man, not a sniper that stab people behind." As I mention in my review, he complained a lot during the few weeks we used him; I asked him to let us know how we could restructure the project to make it more efficient and easier for him. Instead, he just quit, with no notice at all. Now he's sent this message to me. I do not think this professional. I really want everyone to understand what you're getting into if you hire Mei CPA. Below is my review in full: He quit in the middle of a job because it is "too much for me." I work for a very small business with very limited bookeeping needs, and Mei CPA was indirectly recommended to us; it took a really long time to explain to Paul what seemed to be really simple concepts of running a business (some money comes in for sales, some goes out to pay our suppliers, and there are business expenses for advertising and marketing need to be accounted for as well - that's really it). He kept expressing befuddlement at all of this. I asked him over and over again if there was a better way to do our accounting; he kept talking about how confusing this is, and he never offered any advice or suggestions for how to make it better. On the materials he created for us, he always got the name of the company wrong. He kept representing himself as my personal accountant, even though I told him over and over again that the accounting had to be done for the LLC, which I don't own in its entirety. He said that "usually" that's not the way he does things, and so he never fixed the errors in what he created for us. I had to do it myself. He didn't ever seem to understand the basic idea of what a business is, and he kept complaining all the time about it without offering any suggestions. Every time he complained, I asked him please to give us suggestions for improvement, but he never did. He offered nothing of value. A week or so ago, he called me and said that the job was too "tedious" for him, that there were "too many numbers to add up." I asked him if there was a way to simplify it, to make our system less complicated - this is after all what we were coming to him for. He said, "It's not that it's complicated, it's that it's tedious." He complained that the work for Q2 had taken him an entire day to complete and that he wasn't paid enough. I offered to work on getting him more money, if that was the concern. Following this conversation, I sent him an email - I began as follows: "Good morning, Paul - Thanks again for raising your concerns yesterday about the tedious nature of the work you're doing on this project. I hope this email helps clarify what we are looking for and the way this runs, which we discussed verbally, and you can then use this to send a proposal for the types of work you are willing to do, and we can see if it fits in with what we need." I followed then by outlining the nature of the company - how he should treat payments to the company, from the company, outlining as clearly as I could the various different income streams, and asking him to outline how he would propose the service should work, what he would be willing to do. I had by that time devoted a huge amount of time to trying to get him up to speed. He sent back an email quitting with no notice. He said, "This project is too much for me," still without explaining what about the work was "too much" or what would have made it better for him. Was it just too much work? Was it too complicated? Was there something that could have been done to streamline our accounting system? This is what we would have hoped to get from him. Maybe he didn't like me, or the work, or whatever it was. I certainly tried my best to make it work; I was never rude to him, never snapped at him, tried to explain it patiently over and over, and always sought his input and feedback. But even if somehow he just didn't like me, this is really unprofessional behavior, just to quit like this and do nothing to finish the work he started.