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Has anyone here in Costa Rica had their U.S. taxes prepared by an accountant working in Costa Rica. Form 5471 caused our U.S. accountant to “fire” us and so far I haven’t had any luck in replacing him with someone based in our old state of residence.
Apparently, U.S. accountants think 5471 is a royal pain (and of course I agree). But now I have not ONE but TWO Costa Rican corporations, so need some help! I see some ads in the Tico Times, but would love advice from someone who is satisfied with their accountant here. Also, what should we expect to pay?
Can anyone advise??
[quote=”sueandchris”]Has anyone here in Costa Rica had their U.S. taxes prepared by an accountant working in Costa Rica. Form 5471 caused our U.S. accountant to “fire” us and so far I haven’t had any luck in replacing him with someone based in our old state of residence.
Apparently, U.S. accountants think 5471 is a royal pain (and of course I agree). But now I have not ONE but TWO Costa Rican corporations, so need some help! I see some ads in the Tico Times, but would love advice from someone who is satisfied with their accountant here. Also, what should we expect to pay?
Can anyone advise…….. I have used U.S. Tax & Accounting and found them to do a good job. I also find them to be priced reasonably. They are now located near the US Embassy in Pavas. The ph. # is 2288 2201, ask for Randall Lindner
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