I've been using Jon Dunn for about 20 years and have been incredIbly happy with his…read more professionalism, prompt filing, and reasonable rate. I have sent manny friends to him over the years with no complaints.

Jon Dunn, CPA, in my opinion, is someone to watch out for and can't be trusted. We hired him to do…read moreour taxes for two years. After the IRS sent us several letters stating we hadn't filed, we ended up paying thousands of dollars in penalty and late fees. Jon had us to make the IRS payments due to be made out to him, he cashed them, and kept the money...this is how we found out he never filed our taxes. He told us he paid what was due and that was why we needed to make the check out to him. He charges only $200 to "file" your taxes, but you end up throwing out the $200 and will owe the IRS for years because of his greedy neglect, dishonesty, and thievery.

They accept walk-ins! I had to come here because they were…read morethey only place that would accept my 1095 form handwritten. Even out of the other H&R Block's. The fee for tax prep can range from the forms you have but they give you the option of having it taken out of your refund. Mine was at least a fat $100 and they offer you peace of mind for $35 more. I'm happy regardless!

I've worked with TCV for many years. They are super knowledgeable and very helpful. I would…read morehighly recommend them for any estate or trust work.

I was a client of TCV Trust & Wealth Management until I found out there were different fee…read moreschedules. I was not provided the information until I asked for the information.

I've banked with Fifth Third since early 2013, I've never had a complaint and I've always found the…read moreservice be first rate.

Fifth Third recently aggressively promoted a Money Market account with a fixed rate for a specified…read moreperiod of time. At the conclusion of the specified time I went to the local branch to withdraw my funds. Daniel Rowe, the bank's agent who had originally opened my account assured me the promotion was being extended and not only were my funds still earning the stated 5.3% rate but any new deposits would receive that rate as well. Knowing money market accounts typically offer a variable rate of return, I closely questioned Mr. Rowe about this. He told me not only would he warrant the rate to be 5.3% but he would also call me if the rate were to decline. Over the next few weeks I contacted Mr. Rowe to verify the rate. He repeatedly assured me 5.3% and confirmed the new deposits would as well. I made several deposits based on those assurances also confirmed by another representative, Kevin. Fifth Third sends its statements out about every 90 days. The day I received mine, I contacted Mr. Rowe then drove to the bank in person. The bank had not paid the rate he repeatedly guaranteed I would receive but rather a rate less than his competitors. After untold numbers of calls and numerous in person visits to the local branch with no results I began contacting regulatory agencies and the BBB. Three months later and the local branch has yet to respond. No one has assumed responsibility. No one has corrected the error. No official apology. The main branch in Ohio at least responded to the BBB and admitted an error in the calculation of interest payment in the initial promotion and offered a modest payment for that period of time but these months later there is still no response to the repeated fraudulent misrepresentation of the rate I was being paid and would be paid on my account.