Have used for several years and been satisfied. However, since they've moved and have changed…read moreaccountants on me, I am having some problems figuring out how to upload docs and emai my accountant.

They are the Best. We love them! Always so helpful, reasonable, bending over…read morebackwards to make it easy for you and they're all always in such pleasant moods. The nicest, smartest, best ever!

I cannot begin to explain how much help the team at Bains Financial has been. I recently switched…read morefrom an llc to an s corp and had no idea what i was doing. They were able to get me back on track and pointed in the right direction. They were very patient and very easy to communicate with! Highly recommend!

As a travel nurse juggling contracts in multiple states, taxes used to be a nightmare. Bains…read moreFinancial Services made everything so much easier. They knew exactly how to handle my multi-state 1099 income, travel stipends, and licensing costs and they identified deductions I wasn't even aware of. I actually got money back this year--and I finally feel confident about my finances. Super responsive, super kind, and totally worth it. I've already sent two coworkers their way!

This firm went from exceptional to completely unprofessional overnight…read more I stayed with them for years solely because of Sam, who provided outstanding service. After the ownership change, it's clear that level of care is gone. What replaced it is a rigid, impersonal system that treats clients like transactions rather than relationships. They failed to notify clients of a major policy change regarding tax extensions until just days before the deadline--putting me at risk of non-compliance. When I raised concerns, their response was essentially: "This is our policy now, and if you don't like it, go somewhere else." No accountability. No attempt to fix the situation. No access to leadership. Just scripted responses from a support team. For a firm that benefited from years of loyalty and referrals, this is an incredibly poor way to treat clients. Avoid. UPDATE IN RESPONSE TO OWNER : Your response proves my point. After years of automatically handling my extensions, you changed the process right before a deadline, offered no real support, and told me to pay $240 or figure it out myself. Had I not followed up, I could have been penalized -- and now you're trying to turn it around and frame it as my fault by calling me "not engaged." After years of loyalty and referrals, this wasn't a transition -- it was a downgrade to a transactional model.

Chris at FlexTax has been my tax advisor for about three years now, and I can't recommend him…read morehighly enough. He's incredibly thorough and detail-oriented - he double and even triple checks everything to make sure your return is accurate and that he has all the right information. He's also very responsive and flexible with scheduling, which has made it easy to fit tax meetings around a busy workday. Chris really shines with more complex situations. He specializes in startups and equity compensation (ISOs, RSUs, etc.), as well as investment portfolios, so if you work at a startup or have a more complicated tax situation, you're in great hands. He takes the time to walk through everything, explains complex issues clearly, and makes the whole process feel much less stressful. He goes above and beyond by looking at prior years and making amendments if necessary to put you in a better position for future tax years. I originally started working with Chris based on a friend's recommendation, and after three years as a client, I'm very glad I did. If you're a startup employee or founder, or anyone dealing with equity and investments, I highly recommend Chris at FlexTax.

Very professional services, highly recommended, nicest lady providing ideas of getting organized…read moreand much much more.

We won four hours of organizing services from Lisa at The Time Butler at a charity auction…read more We put off calling Lisa for a few months, but we eventually got around to making the appointment for a two-hour visit. I stalled by giving her a tour of the house, which took up most of the time, but she did "encourage" us to clear off the kitchen table -- we filled up a couple of bags of paper during that exercise. She returned a couple of weeks later, and we used up the other donated hours. On that visit, we cleared out the media shelves in the family room, uncovered the coffee table, and rediscovered the desk. We also filled up several bags of stuff (books, VHS tapes, magazines, toys, and who knows what else) which were suitable for charitable donations -- and Lisa took it all away. She's been back twice since then, helping us deal with the shelves and desk in the kitchen, all of which are organized, clear, and usable for the first time in a long time. And again, we donated a bunch of stuff to charity (as well as filling a recycle bin!). In between visits, I got rid of some excess hardware by putting it on craigslist (most of it sold within an hour); I've also started transferring old VHS tapes to DVD (though why I needed a DVD version of King Dinosaur is a matter of some debate with the rest of the members of the household). There's no magic to it -- we're doing all the work (well, she wields the labelmaker...) and making all the decisions. But she acts as a forcing function -- when she hands us a pile to go through, it seems silly to just put it back where it was (though "later" is always a valid decision -- and I've deferred some things by moving them to a room we haven't reached yet). I'm happy we won her services, and happier that I finally got around to calling and making the appointment!

Worked with them on a partial interior redesign of our living and dining spaces, and I have to say…read morethey bring a rare mix of vision and practicality. From the first meeting, the team took the time to understand not just how we use the space, but also what kind of atmosphere we wanted for family dinners and evenings with friends. They proposed solutions that were modern yet warm, clean lines natural materials and lighting choices that make the space feel inviting without being overdesigned. What I really appreciated was their attention to detail. Things like flow between the kitchen and dining area, sightlines to the garden and even how the furniture would interact with the architecture, all of it was considered. Communication was excellent throughout: clear updates, quick responses and they navigated the city requirements smoothly so I didn't have to. The result feels both stylish and deeply livable. Hosting dinners now feels effortless, the layout encourages conversation and the finishes add just the right amount of elegance. If you care about design that balances beauty with functionality, this team delivers. They're not just designing a house, they're designing a home.

I was ready to be impressed when I interview Malika for my house as I saw her "Startrek" House in…read morethe Wall Street Journal. However, after speaking with her, I can't believe her lack of knowledge for my City. It appears she only knows how to build modern houses in Los Altos. Chip, her partner had previously helped us with a small additional over 15 years ago. I felt he was much more grounded and gave sound advice instead of a sales job that was going to cost a lot more just for bragging rights.

Absolute worst place to choose to do your taxes why trust someone like this ?? After many attempts…read moreof back and forth scheduling appointments this place has always failed us to make ends meet... I mean in today's day in age where gas is already expensive enough we drove 1 hour and half there and back home just to get sent back home , MULTIPLE TIMES!! all because this place availability goes clear over the phone but upon arrival nobody available to meet. And all of a sudden have to reschedule... if you're looking to stop here, please take this review into consideration and double take on whether going or not. Very rude customer service. Thanks for wasting my time multiple times and not even attempting to make things right...

El servicio muy malo, a comparación del ańo anterior. Yo todavía mando mis hijos para que hagan sus…read moretaxes con este seño. pero dice que les toca pagar y que tienen dependes, cuando se les muestra que hay cero dependes. Pero igual te toca pagar. Yo todavía recomendándolo con mis conocidos. Pero saben no lo recoliendo nunca más.

As a structural engineer, I have worked with James on many projects. He is a seasoned pro who…read moreunderstands the balance between art and science, which makes our projects efficient and successful. He is fun to work with and a high-quality architect. We recommend him for your project!

We are in the process of rebuilding our home. Jim helped with the design and plans. He probably…read moresaved our marriage. Think Designing for the Sexes. Great guy; great to work with.

We had the opportunity to visit this place in August 2018 and it was fun! We ate lunch in the…read morecafeteria and explored one of the campus buildings. Fun to learn about the history and what the future holds for this company!

I'm always telling my friends this place is a programmer's paradise. Everyone gets three, large,…read moreflat panel monitors. The latest-and-greatest hardware. A huge snack room loaded with snacks and a clipboard where you can jot down anything they're missing. Large game room with all the latest consoles and games. Ping pong table. Nap room. Bean bags. Alcohol. People coming in at strange hours. Laundry machines (random). Crazy decorated walls and work areas. Smart people. A high programmer to business person ratio. Anyway, this is Yelp so I guess I should mention the food. Like most tech places, you need to find someone who works there to invite you to lunch. It's nothing I'd pay $20 for, but it's super good for cafeteria food at work, even if wasn't free (which it is). I've had ahi tuna salad there, some delicious baked chicken, grilled shish kabobs, salad, California rolls, and I heard they have a steak night too. And of course drinks are free so I grabbed a Naked Juice and some bottled water. Oh, and some candy. I've never eaten at Google, but in my mind, I figure it's gotta be somewhat close to eating at Palantir.