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Review Submitted March 2025
I had a fantastic experience with Brass Taxes! As a self-employed person, I wasn’t confident that I was taking full advantage of all the deductions available to me—and it turns out I wasn’t! I worked with Dan Misdea, who was incredibly thorough, accommodating, and kind. One thing I really appreciated about Brass Taxes is that when booking an appointment, they ask how much you want to learn about the process. I wanted to fully understand my tax situation, and Dan did an amazing job explaining the technical details of my returns in a way that made sense. For those who prefer a more hands-off approach, they also offer the option to just handle the return for you. During our session, Dan discovered an error in a past return, which led to us amending it along with filing my current year’s return. I ended up with huge tax refunds from both returns! I’ll definitely be using Brass Taxes again next year.ISO: Tax accountant for filing in 2024 (and beyond)
After multiple experiences with terrible accountants and a deep dive search of PSP's database, we were so thrilled to find Brass Taxes. :) We loved working with Alexis, she was clear, timely, and left us with much advice and tools on how to manage our retirement savings and keep track of tax-deductible income. They are also Brooklyn-based and seem to be a great diverse team.Recommended Tax Accountant?
We used Alexis at Brass Taxes and were really happy. Our tax appointment was virtual (I think they are only virtual) but she spent a lot of time with us explaining everything really clearly and walked us through options for the future. They are also Brooklyn-based and Queer-Owned so I was happy to spend my dollars there.Do you love your tax preparer?
I love love love Brass Taxes: brasstaxes.com I actually just finished up my annual meeting with them and find them so personable and easygoing that it can weirdly be fun (I use Caroline Creaghead but I've heard great things about everyone there). They are technically Brooklyn-based but now do all their appointments via video conference. They specialize in freelancers, but I file jointly with my W2-earning husband and they're always able to work it all out with me (including all kinds of weird, complicated stuff). They have a sliding scale based on your income, how complicated the filing is, and how early you file. I have found them to be very reasonably priced, plus they are always happy to answer follow-up questions throughout the year.Re: Tax Advisor
I have had a good experience for many years with Rus Garofalo at Brass Taxes.
