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    Jeff Hale, CPA

    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    10 months ago

    I have been used Mr. Hale for a few years and he is an excellent CPA. He has helped us with a few problems and everything worked out great.

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    Liberty Tax

    Liberty Tax

    (2 reviews)

    I highly recommend Liberty Tax in Kinston. They are trusted, friendly and fast. Taking time to ask…read moreabout additional expenses that may benefit your bottom line really makes a difference. The peace of mind is worth paying to have them done each year. Thanks Wendy!!!

    I would leave zero stars if it were possible, and if you look at my reviews I'm not in the habit of…read moreleaving poor ones. The owner of this franchise, let's call her 'W' had an employee, let's call her 'A' who worked very hard for her but ultimately decided to quit to pursue alternative employment elsewhere. A did her best and put in long hours for W, and was very popular with the customers she helped. She was a conscientious diligent worker for Liberty, and the corporate entity even paid her for writing marketing/tax pieces for their website, but as a single mother supporting three children she wasn't earning enough from W despite helping her increase and grow her business. In fact, what W paid A was an embarrassment. So A left of her own volition (against W's wishes) to work through an employment agency in a payroll position with a large company with employee benefits that she wasn't previously getting. After several months of working through the agency the company wanted to hire A as their own employee as they were very pleased with her work. This was when I was asked to provide a reference for A because I have known her for many years. References are often the very last thing a company checks on, usually after they have hired someone - it is just a formality that's undertaken, not an actual part of the selection process it's more concerned with due diligence. I provided my reference and A also provided her previous employer W as one. What happened next I cannot account for, and appears to be one of the most spiteful acts by a former employer I've known - as W got A fired from her new job because W falsely made claims not only about the nature of A's departure, but also her working ethics & ethos, and flat out told the company she would not employ A. On the basis of W's behavior, I would not choose to conduct business with such a mean-spirited and selfish individual, and especially so within the realm of financial services, where you would hope to be engaging with honest, trustworthy and well-intentioned individuals. What goes around, comes around.

    Jeff Hale, CPA - accountants - Updated May 2026

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