After many accountants I finally found exactly what my business needed. Accu-Tax and David made…read moreeverything so easy during tax season. Best accounting service in Tampa Bay by far! (I've tried many)

Excellent service and very friendly. Answered all questions…read morepromptly and went through everything without issues. Thanks!

I agree with everything all the other customers are saying! This is the worse operation in the…read morecounty! The head of this department should be fired! They never answer the phones and if you go into their office its a very unfriendly place! Three days to get the water turned on! county commissioners need to wake up! This will come up in the next election., I will make sure of that! The buck stops with them!

Well, on the phone with Pinellas County utilities attempting to pay my bill their automated system…read moretook forever for me to get to the section where I make a payment by this time I'm two minutes and 41 seconds beyond the deadline they cut my water off while I am on the phone trying to pay for my water Yesterday, Thursday, July 3 at 4:33 PM today is Friday, July 4. No one is in the office, even though my payment is processed and the system is showing I have a zero balance. I finally got someone on the phone and she told me my water will not be cut back on until Monday so Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Monday. I have no water until they cut it back on over the Fourth of July weekend because I was three minutes late making a payment that their automated system takes seven minutes to finally get to the point where you can pay. I am a retired Navy veteran I have never been treated like this by any utility company anywhere and I have lived in several states, this is absolutely insane that neither myself nor my children can take a shower during one of the hottest months of the year until Monday. This is absolutely insane. This is the worst utility company I have ever seen in my life if they turned things on as quick as they turn things off, they would have a seven star rating. I absolutely hate this company. They completely suck.

Cannot say much about their service...Feb 28th emailed and asked for an appointment...I received a…read morereply, "Since the corporate tax deadline is just two weeks away, we are not taking on new client appointments at this time. Best of luck to you for this tax season." Not saying they should have recommended an alternative but it would have been nice and considered professional... Must be nice to be that busy...

We just moved to a new state and needed to find a new tax person. We put out a Facebook survey to…read moreall our friends in the area asking who was a good preparer to work with. A number of friends named Dannylle at Florenza tax services. We worked with Dannylle this year for our taxes. She asked various questions and did a thorough job, and the tax organizer we were given was way simpler to read and use than others we have had in the past. We feel that we did get the best deductions possible on our taxes too. They were done quickly as well. We are very pleased!

Injection Providers Beware: Know the Legal Risks Before Working with AMI…read more If you are a nurse practitioner, chiropractor, or physician considering AMI's regenerative medicine trainings or business model, please read this first. I am a licensed regenerative injection provider with advanced training, and I attended multiple AMI's trainings through different employers. I was hoping for compliance-based education. What I found instead was a dangerous lack of transparency and serious ethical concerns. AMI promotes the use of Wharton's Jelly and exosomes for intra-articular injection and IV use--yet fails to disclose that these uses are not FDA-approved and may violate federal law and put your license at risk. Here's what you need to know: Wharton's Jelly and Exosomes are considered human cellular and tissue-based products (HCT/Ps). Their use is governed by the Public Health Service (PHS) Act, specifically: Section 351 (42 U.S.C. §262) -- Strict Biologic Drug Regulation * Applies to any product used to treat, cure, or prevent disease * Requires: * FDA premarket approval (Biologics License Application, or BLA) * Clinical trials demonstrating safety, purity, and potency * Manufacturing in a licensed facility * Wharton's Jelly and exosomes used for injection fall under this category. They are not exempt simply because a vendor claims they are "minimally manipulated" or "off-label." Bottom line: Unless you are conducting an FDA-approved clinical trial with an IND (Investigational New Drug) license, you cannot legally inject these products. AMI does not make this clear. Infact they claim "off label" use is appropriate and tell you because the umbilical cord tissue is used to cushion arteries and veins then homologous use applies to providing cushioning in the joint. This is false. Section 361 (42 U.S.C. §264) -- Less-Regulated Pathway * Applies only to minimally manipulated products used for homologous purposes * Think: skin grafts, amniotic membranes as physical barriers--not joint injections or IV use, PRP, BMAC or A2M. AMI falsely implies that Wharton's Jelly qualifies under 361. It does not--because injecting it into joints is non-homologous use and any processing to achieve a sterile exosome or Wharton's jelly product involves more-than-minimal manipulation. When I expressed my concerns over using these products, one of the AMI coaches had a conversation with me and all he could do was repeat the same tired excuses I've already heard to justify the use of these products. He then encouraged me to speak with the exosome company they are all so excited about now. He claimed this company has an FDA approved product which would then mean off label use is acceptable! Which confirms the initial points I was making. I looked at that companies website and it states clearly in the disclaimer, "not FDA approved." AMI's Red Flags: They denied promoting Wharton's Jelly and exosomes, yet they showcase Juvxo on their website. At a recent event, an injection training program had a large, featured booth--despite AMI denying any association. This provider has a laundry list of experience but injection techniques taught are elementary at best, malpractice at worst. They pushed RegenLab "PRP" kits, which in truth produce platelet-poor plasma (PPP), not PRP--and then recommended you sell 3 PPP injections instead of one potent PRP treatment that could actually help the patient. They claim Wharton's Jelly is used "off-label." But "off-label" only applies to FDA-approved drugs. Wharton's Jelly is not FDA-approved for anything, so it cannot legally be used "off-label." This is regulatory smoke and mirrors. The Risk Is Yours, Not Theirs AMI's misleading practices don't just jeopardize your reputation--they can jeopardize your license. While the FDA may not knock on your door, a state medical board absolutely could if a patient files a complaint. Ask AMI, if Wharton's jelly and exosomes are safe, legal and effective, why are clinics not allowed to market these products directly? Final Thoughts If you're passionate about regenerative medicine, as I am, find a training program rooted in evidence, integrity, and legal compliance. AMI talks a big game about helping providers build cash practices, selling expensive "stem cell" injections but at what cost? Misleading you about the legality of HCT/Ps is not ethical business--it's exploitation.

BEWARE of Advanced Medical Integration. They promise results but deliver NOTHING of value. They…read morecharged an outrageous amount for services that produced zero measurable outcomes. When things didn't improve, instead of helping or offering solutions, they placed the blame entirely on us--the client. Despite our business struggling, they showed no compassion and ultimately sent us to collections. Their service was unprofessional, unhelpful, and incredibly frustrating. Save your money and your sanity-- LOOK ELSEWHERE.

We love them! One of the standout qualities of this firm is…read moretheir availability. Whether we had a quick question or needed in-depth guidance, they were always just a phone call or email away. Their responsiveness made a world of difference, allowing us to focus on our business while they expertly handled our accounting needs. Their commitment to client satisfaction is evident in everything they do. It's rare to find a company that combines such professionalism with a genuine care for their clients. If you're looking for an accounting firm that prioritizes your needs and delivers top-notch service, look no further than NYT Services!

From the owner: Let us handle the numbers, so you can focus on growing your business ! Building trust by delivering…read morequality right on time and respecting deadlines is our priority. We offer multiples services such as : Bookkeeping – Keep your financial records accurate & up-to-date – – Payroll Services – Hassle-free payroll processing & compliance – – Tax Preparation – Maximize your returns & stay IRS-compliant.

Jessica, thank you for your sound financial advice! It has been has been a tremendous…read morecontribution to my business!

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So disappointed as I was really looking forward to moving my service to Frontier/ Verizon Fios…read more However this was not to be. My original install was scheduled for July 5th. When no equipment or installers arrived, I spent an hour and a half on the telephone trying to sort it out. The four people I spoke with all apologized and couldn't understand why or how it had been canceled. An email arrived advising that I was to do a self install, although no equipment has ever been sent and it would be impossible for me to install FIOS! Another install was scheduled and assurances made that the installers would in fact come the following week July 10, and the equipment would be there prior to that date. When no equipment arrived and they did not show for a 2nd time today, I called in to cancel. 6 different people all politely apologized to me and tried to assure me that they would come on a third scheduled appointment on the 12th! Seriously? Imagine my surprise when I received a bill today from Frontier for services started on July 5 ( original scheduled install date) Dennis in the retention department finally was able to cancel my order, cancel my account, and request credit removing all charges. Yet it will be 7-10 days for approval, he tells me not to pay this account, and there shouldn't be a problem. I have an order confirmation # and it won't be a surprise to me if I have to follow up on this also. I have no confidence in Frontier after so many blunders and wasted time. My service was never even started, but they are billing me for it. Each time I have had to call in, it take several people and about an hour and a half transferring you between departments. Do you have time for this? I would hope this organization takes a real look at their lack of communication between departments and becomes more proactive than apologetic.

Be prepared to be available all day and then stood up without notice. This happened to me more than…read moretwice without warning or call back from the company. Then you will have to call them back and wait 30 minutes then explain to the rep only to be transferred to support with a grand total of 2 hrs on the phone. As if it wasn't frustrating enough to be stood up!! 1 star only because the fios service.