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    Finding a CPA

    Today’s newsletter is different from usual. I’m launching my secret project…

    Over the last 3 years, I’ve shared a lot of tips on taxes and investing. Many of you have reached out with questions like “Do you know a good CPA in California?” or “Do you know someone who specializes in real estate?”

    Unfortunately, in many instances, I didn’t know anyone good. And I also didn’t have the capacity to take on clients myself. 

    I want to help my audience as much as I can, so I built FindCPA.

    FindCPA helps you find a licensed CPA who specializes in what you need: tax, accounting, auditing, or bookkeeping. As a CPA myself, I know what clients need, so I designed and built the platform myself.

    How to use FindCPA

    Finding a CPA on FindCPA is simple:

    1. You can just browse all the listings on the site. Enter a zip code, state or a city and you will see many CPA profiles. Each profile has a phone number or email you can use to reach out. It’s that simple.
    2. OR, you can also submit a free concierge form. I will then use the responses you have provided and match you with a good CPA firm, one that will care for your business, and provide quality service. I will then email you my recommendation. No spam, ever. If a CPA doesn’t deliver quality service, I’ll remove them from the platform.

    CPA Q&A

    Imagine you also have a tax or accounting question. Where do you ask it?

    AI can sound confident, yet it still gets many tax questions wrong. 

    On FindCPA, you can ask a question and get an answer from a licensed CPA (at launch, from me). No sign-up needed, and you’ll be notified when a response comes in.

    My ask

    For 3 years, I’ve shared practical advice and asked for nothing. I turned down $$$,$$$, long-term sponsorships because I didn’t want to sell you things I don’t believe in. I could have launched a course, but that’s not what I’m about. I want to help people, and this is a need I see in the market.

    If you’ve learned something from my newsletter, the best way to help is simple:

    Need a CPA, or know someone who does? Submit the free concierge form, and let me help you find someone good.

    A few other ways to help:

    1. If you see someone asking “how do I find a good accountant/cpa/bookkeeper”, please mention FindCPA.co.
    2. Do you need some tax or accounting questions answered by actual CPAs? Ask here.
    3. Are you a CPA who wants to provide exceptional service to others? Reply to this email.

    And if you have any feedback about how I can make it better, please let me know!

    Back to the usual format next week.

    Bo, CPA

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