Beware of Carson Tax & Accounting. This company will NOT deliver your taxes on time, overcharge its…read morefees, and add more once you pay the initial invoice. It is a very dishonest company!

I do not recommend this accounting firm. If you are a smaller business, they don't care about you…read more If you voice concerns, they don't give real answers. They are not proactive. They do not offer solutions or initiate conversations. Way over priced for delivering mediocre service.

I don't usually take the time to write a review like this, but WCG just helped me avoid a…read moresix-figure tax liability. I can't express how grateful I am for that. I had previously hired another CPA firm to handle taxes for my small startup. Surprisingly, despite their excellent Yelp reviews, their senior CPA didn't know that an S-Corp election should not be filed electronically when the IRS explicitly requires paper filing in certain cases. Because they mishandled my S-Corp election, my business's S-Corp status remained pending for years until we recently discovered the issue. Worst of all, the firm kept gaslighting me and refused to fix their own mistake. Based on my own calculations, the tax savings from proper S-Corp status could have been six figures, plus potential penalties if the election had ultimately been denied. I then turned to WCG to help resolve the mess. I was already bracing for the worst, paying a six-figure tax bill and possibly suing the previous firm to recover it. My experience with WCG was night-and-day better. The onboarding process was well-organized, and Sally and Amanda developed a thoughtful, reasonable plan to address the problem. I wouldn't have blamed them if it hadn't worked, since the final decision rests with the IRS, but thanks to their expertise in these matters, the plan succeeded! I just wanted to write this to thank them sincerely for everything they did to help me with this case.

I worked with WCG for three years (tax years 2022-2024) after transferring my S-corp filings from a…read moreprevious accounting firm. By April 2025, the experience had become disappointing enough that I decided to move my business elsewhere despite the significant inertia involved in switching firms. No accountant or client relationship is perfect. Tax preparation inevitably involves many details, back-and-forth communication, and occasional hiccups on both sides. When issues arise, the expectation is that systems and expertise help resolve them efficiently. While WCG was consistently personable in written communications, I ultimately found the underlying skills, processes, and systems underwhelming. A few examples illustrate my experience: Tax optimization. WCG's marketing emphasizes a boutique, advisory-driven approach. In reality, the firm operates at a fairly large scale (roughly 80 professionals across multiple locations including Ahmedabad, Laramie, Mitchell, and Colorado Springs). At that scale, details can slip through the cracks. In my case, the home-office deduction, a standard component of my S-corp filings, was omitted in two of the three years I worked with them. To their credit, WCG amended the returns when I identified the error, but the omission required time and effort to detect and correct. I had provided my prior S-corp filings during onboarding, where this deduction was already established. Business consultation package. I also purchased the "Business Consultation / Periodic Business Review (PBR) - Quarterly" service, which was a major reason I chose WCG. In practice, the proactive quarterly strategy sessions described in the package were never initiated by the firm, nor did they appear to be part of a structured operating process. My assigned CPA was available to book for meetings, though email response times could be slow, but the proactive advisory component that was marketed never materialized. Tax payment volatility. In tax year 2023, I overpaid Maine state taxes by more than $9,000, while simultaneously owing over $7,000 federally. In 2025 my combined refund exceeded $10,000. I engage tax support specifically to help smooth estimated payments and avoid this kind of volatility, so these outcomes were surprising for a relatively straightforward single-member LLC structure. Cost versus service. By 2024-2025 I was paying roughly $4,400 annually (including ADP integration) and expected a higher level of personalization and oversight at that price point. Billing and service discontinuation. After requesting that services be terminated on April 9, 2025, and confirming the closure of the relationship, a withdrawal of approximately $11,500 was drafted from my business account nearly 60 days later. The issue ultimately traced back to WCG failing to notify ADP that services had been discontinued, despite two confirmations. Any firm can make a mistake, but in the context of the broader experience it felt like a final illustration of the operational gaps I had encountered. During the engagement I raised some of these issues with WCG's leadership, though I found the responses somewhat procedural and lacking the client-focused judgment one hopes for in a long-term advisory relationship. I found Jason heavy handed and light on EQ. Time and trust are valuable. WCG's frequent automated broadcasts, mass emails, texts, and portal notifications often required time to sort through to determine what actually applied to my business. Over time, I became less confident that the firm's focus was on optimizing my company's tax strategy rather than scaling a technology-driven, semi-automated accounting model. Both onboarding and exiting the firm required considerable time and effort, and I respect well-run small businesses, so I do not share this lightly. My concern is not just the missed tax optimization opportunities, but the significant amount of client time required to identify and correct issues that should have been caught internally. Prospective clients should weigh the convenience of WCG's platform against the level of hands-on oversight and proactive advisory support they expect.

Buyer beware. Run from THAT TAX GUY!…read more Nathan "Nate" Tassler, misfiled our 2016 taxes... Said we had a state refund when it should have been money OWED. When we got a bill from the IRS we figured it was a scam.. Sent to him to be sure, left several voicenails and sent several texts....CRICKETS. Nate, That Tax Guy, GHOSTED US! As a DoD contractor, I have a security clearance, and he put it at risk because he ignored our REPEATED calls, texts and emails.. He recently answered the phone (accidentally) and promised to write a letter to my company Security Officer to say it was accidental that we failed to pay because we sincerely thought it was a scam and in good faith gave him the letter and he failed to respond... But no letter and no e-mai and back to being GHOSTED! BOTH husband and I had our paychecks deducted so now we have to get an IRS refund. Husband got him on phone once and Nate said he got divorced and had. Been busy and distracted, then apologized and promised to get right on it. Nope, CRICKETS. Thank goodness IT was a small amount and we both have such a long and positive reputation in our fields and credit... But what a pain!!!! I mean who gets GHOSTED by their Tax Guy.... He didn't care. Oh, I mean, THAT TAX GUY... Nate Tassler. I hate posting negated posts but this one HAD TO BE POSTED.

VERY SHARP and Caring people at Integrity…read more Always helpful and great at getting things done. VERY GOOD money management and council

If I could give less than a one star I would. They bilked $3,000 out of my wife and I for a ten…read morehour consultation. We were clear about our goals and they were about as clear as pond water. Would not waste your time or money.

If I could give them 0 stars I would! The WORST customer service, requests not completed in a…read moretimely fashion, high staff turn-over, payroll & taxes taken out on the wrong day, quarterly taxes prepared and given to me the day they are due, no response to three SEPARATE emails expressing my concern & dissatisfaction with errors happening on their end that were causing me fees UNTIL I gave them a google review & told them I would be going elsewhere. The response was less than professional, I would not recommend them. Save yourself time, frustration, & money. Do not go here.

I had great success with the previous owner. They don't respond to emails or phone calls. They…read morefailed to file several quarters of payroll taxes. So, not only did I pay fines for them not doing that, I had to hire someone else to do the work I had already paid them for. I wouldn't recommend them anymore. They are unprofessional.

We spent more than $15.000 with 180 over the last year to get our business books straight. When we…read morewent to file our personal taxes we found that they had made a mistake and counted a large equipment purchase as a personal payout, which meant I personally owed taxes. To correct their mistake, we have to refile our business taxes which costs $250. 180 is refusing to pay to clean up the mistake that they made. We are all human and mistakes happen, but good businesses always make sure their mistakes do not impact their customers. I would highly recommend looking for someone else who is willing to back up their work.