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Accounting Business Services
Cleveland's trusted accounting partner for tax, consulting, and financial clarity.
4.2
Accountant
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Cleveland's trusted accounting partner for tax, consulting, and financial clarity.
Accounting Business Services is a Cleveland-based firm at 14425 Puritas Ave, offering accounting, tax preparation, consulting, and financial services. Client reviews highlight helpful, friendly, and efficient service and long-standing relationships with tax professionals such as John Mino who stay current on tax laws. One review notes concerns about accuracy in a past engagement, reflecting mixed feedback.
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Professional filing of individual and business tax returns with accuracy and compliance.
Organized financial record-keeping and adjustments for businesses and personal accounts.
Expert advice on tax laws, financial planning, and strategies to optimize your finances.
Comprehensive tax services tailored for startups and established businesses in Cleveland.
Friendly and efficient support for individual tax filings and adjustments.
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Overall rating
Amanda Bailey
Helpful, friendly and efficient! I’ve taken my taxes here for many years and recommend them highly,
Christina Mayle
Been with Larry for 25 years. Great service and reasonable priced.
Israel S. Gonzalez
Been with them for almost a decade,John Mino prepares our taxes and is always up to date on new tax laws.We trust him and you should too!
Keith Douglas
Great People & Service, We've been using them for years !.
Michael DeBerry
I am not sure if the accountant that I met with was incompetent, a crook, or both. I started a business in 2016 and I went to here have them file the taxes and adjustments to my books. When making adjustments to my books for 2016 he left several items that would need to be "cleaned up" the next year. Thus, making more work for himself next year if I would be a returning customer. He also made a very concerning entry for 2017 that essentially hid thousands of dollars. I am not sure what his intention here was. There are only two reason I can think of why this would have been done: 1.) Again, creating more work for himself next year, or 2.) It was an attempt to steal. To top it all off I found several errors on the tax forms, which showed that there was very little attention to detail. Luckily I noticed this before anything was filed.
