Clarity Tax Group did my 2025 taxes very quickly. I had sold a house in SC and bought one in…read moreBellingham. Cynthia the receptionist called my Tax preparer in South Carolina, where I had just moved from retrieved my 2024 taxes return copies. Enabling my taxes to be completed on time and accurately. I will use them again and highly recommend them.

I believe they bought Multop who served me faithfully since 2008 or so. Mike Lameroux carried over…read morewith his crew who have continued to help me with my taxes since his retirement. I used to try to do my own then see... They always have paid for themselves and then some no matter what software I tried up front.

I lived in Bellingham for 20 years, and utilized Nathan's services for the latter 10 of those…read moreyears. Even when I finally moved to Texas, I continued to have him do my business and personal taxes from afar, which was as easy for me as when I sat in his office. It's so important to have a good relationship with the person who knows your most intimate financial details, and not only does Nathan get the job done right, he's also prompt, affordable and a very pleasant person to work with. I HIGHLY recommend Nathan to anyone looking for a new business accountant, or also for just one's personal taxes too!

Unfortunately my wife and I have been caused a lot of grief due to an error by Nathan Grover on our…read moretax returns. I am in the process of looking for another tax accountant to help us sort out the mess we find ourselves in.

Shockingly overpriced and don't bother to ask any questions or your get another huge bill. When I…read moretold the CPA I wasn't coming back because he was either unknowledgeable or trying to run up a bill he said"f..K you and go away??? Very unprofessional and when I called head office to complain I was told he's a partner. WOW

I've been a VSH client for 4+ years for both audit and tax services. VSH has provided support and…read moreguidance for GAAP and IFRS financials. I appreciate their thoughtful approach and forward looking planning. Several times I have had urgent issues and the team came through to make sure I had the information I needed in a timely manner.

I'm so glad to have Thrive taking care of my monthly payroll and ongoing Quick Books accounting…read more They are professional, reliable, and also nice people. Having their help with organizing my financials provides great peace of mind. I highly recommend the business advisement services of Siobhan Murphy, CPA, and the bookeeping help of her team. Julie Carpenter, ABR, CRS, RE/MAX Realtor

Great people, great communication. Peace of mind comes with a solid and thorough accounting…read moreservice!

I have been a small business for 13 years now and started out with many accounting nightmares…read more Since I have been using these guys things have been operating much smoother. They speak on terms that I can actually understand. I highly recommend them.

My husband and I have used Birch Bay Tax and Accounting for both our family and business needs for…read moreover 8 years. We are incredibly pleased with how they have gone above and beyond to help with a variety of our needs, including straightening out years of mismanaged accounting from our previous accountant. Cindy and Kristen do a phenomenal job picking their employees to be a part of this family run business!

Received a call shortly after I posted this review. Person I spoke to offered a sincere apology…read morewhich I appreciate. I think it shows integrity when one is will to take responsibility for their mistake. Everyone has bad days and it says a lot about a company or a person to admit it and apologize.

In our time of need Bryan Page helped us out. Taught us and wrote new contracts and walked us…read morethrough the process. When we had a client that was in dispute, he navigated through it all and helped us overcome the whole ordeal. I highly recommend him for all his hard work. He puts his clients needs first.

Within the first two weeks of having hired this Law Firm, it was apparent that Michael Kleps had…read moredifficulty answering questions but said he could help me right away if I paid an additional 20%. Which I did. But I would email questions and not get answers and have to resend the same question and get charged again. At a time when the only reason I'm seeking their assistance is due to the death of a loved one, I expected there to be at least some kindness and helpfulness extended. There never was. I would email the same question two and three times and never get an answer, but always got corresponding charges. I started looking my questions up on the internet. Things we're at a stand still for a while, as I sold property and then needed Michael's help to finish up. Again, he would not answer questions I emailed and I even remembered asking him those questions a year earlier when this first began. He complained that my bill was high because of my constant emails. I advised him that the emails were repetitive questions. I couldn't believe that he wasn't aware of this, but now I'm certain that he was very aware of what he was doing. He was nickel-and-diming the estate and finally I had to speak with his Superior who at first refused to speak with me. When I sent him an email expressing my displeasure that he even refused to speak with me and that there was no recourse he answered and said, Michael told him that he was able to handle the situation but he knew good and well then that Michael was not handling the situation because I had sent him as a heads-up, particular documents, also complaining that Michael would not answer questions. I had to speak with his boss two times. I ended up paying twice as much as what I read online a probate should cost and we hadn't even gotten into the difficult work, when the costs would really rise. We started working on, what would he called, the Financial Statement, where he refused to include my wages as part of the financial statement. He had assigned a secretary to work with me to try to prove that I was receiving a fair payment for my work but after disbursements were made between beneficiaries, there was no money left to pay my wages. He refused 6 times to include my wages in the financial statement, all the while charging me for this repetitive work of six times, which finally pushed me to firing the law firm of Carmichael Clark. Michael had tried to get me to drop him but since I am out of state, I did not want the difficulty of trying to find another attorney but he forced me into a position of having to fire him, which now I see so clearly why he wanted me to fire him. He never told me that being out of state, I was required to have an agent. He said that I could easily finish it on my own, but Washington law does not allow for that, which I did not know and Michael knew that I did not know that. There is so much more I could say but you get the general idea. I strongly urge anyone to look for other representation. They are only interested in nickel-and-diming the client and not doing any work for it.

Best CPA ever. Thorough, timely, and great advice. Reasonable rates considering you get what you…read morepay for.

I cannot recommend Furin & Co. & I'll explain why. I reached out to them via email to inquire about…read moregetting our taxes done. It was my second year filing jointly with my wife, & we had some property sales, rental income, & more complicated investment portfolios once our lives more or less combined. I wanted to begin to have a professional look at our taxes. After sending an email, I got a response to fill out a basic client questionnaire. Once that was complete, we were scheduled for a face-to-face meeting the next week. No sort of "fee" or cost was described when setting up this initial meeting, the office administrator, Kelsey, simply said to bring the last 2 years' of tax returns, don't hesitate to ask if we had any questions, and that "We look forward to meeting with you & your wife on Monday." I unfortunately had to work, so my wife went alone to the meeting to give them our basic information. She met with Desha Furin in person, & after a basic introduction, talking about backgrounds, the weather, getting to know one another, etc., my wife submitted all of our documents. My wife specifically asked the question as to the cost of preparing our taxes, and Desha said that the price usually ranged around $175 for basic preparation. No invoices were provided, no itemized costs or anything of that nature. We proceeded with Furin's office into the following weeks, & judging by the emails we started to receive, it was obvious that people inside of that office weren't communicating with one another. Specifically, it was communicated at the initial email (& via a follow-up email to Desha, the owner) regarding a condominium we sold. We had used it as our primary residence the 24 mos, & would not need to pay taxes on the sale. My first email stating that was dated March 5th, & I didn't get an email from a representative at Furin again until March 25th, & that email was from another person in the office, "Kristin," who asked if we could provide a HUD statement, as well as our drivers' license numbers, issue & expiration date - all information that had been submitted at our initial meeting. We emailed Kristin back, & on March 27th, she emailed us & said she had received the HUD statement from Desha. Then Kristin asked for a 1099 form from my Roth IRA. Not required. She then responded & said, "OK thanks Chris. I couldn't tell from the paperwork that I had, that it was from the Roth." I'm not exactly receiving a vibe of confidence from their staff at this point, but we continue. On March 28th, Kristin emails yet again & says, "The last subject I need information on was the condo. Here are my questions: I can see the condo was sold in February. Did you receive any rental income prior to that in 2018?" - This was specifically information my wife covered with Desha Furin in their initial meeting. Kristin continues, "Can I get a copy of your mortgage interest statement for 2018 for the condo and any expenses... cleaning/maintenance/insurance?" - This was also information that was packaged together & given to Desha at the initial meeting with her. So now I'm answering questions that have already been answered, on my own time at work, when the staff at Furin isn't talking. - We respond by saying that we had laid all that our for Desha. No itemized maintenance costs prior to selling, and no rental income in 2018. There was rental income in 2017. Noted on our previous tax return. Also all facts communicated to Desha Furin, at our initial meeting. Kristin writes back on March 28th - "I'm not worried about costs of repairs on the condo, because it was a primary residence for you ...I wanted to make sure that you hadn't received any income & I need to record the mortgage interest paid that was reported on your 1098." - All of this information was submitted to Desha at our initial meeting. The fact that we hadn't collected rental income in 2018 has been communicated to all parties at least three times at this point. Fast forward a couple of weeks. We receive our tax return; it's right about where we expect it to be. We get an "invoice" on June 11th. It describes two charges, one for $349 for tax preparation, and another $170 for "professional consultation." When asked on the phone to help explain the charges, Desha says to my wife, "That's fine if you didn't see the value in our meeting, it's only $170, don't pay it, I'll just write it off..." This was never explained or communicated; this meeting was described by them as a "getting to know your client." My wife said they spent about 45 minutes with personal talk, & about 10 about actual taxes. On the phone, my wife tried to ask about the charges & Desha was immediately defensive, passive aggressive, & kept talking over my wife saying "Thank you soooooo much for your feedback." Avoid this firm. Very unprofessional, unorganized, & vague on their "pricing." So, be up front about what you expect to pay, & if you pay to have smalltalk with Desha, expect to pay a premium.