Gelman Rosenberg & Freedman

The team at GRF has been an invaluable resource as I've launched, grown and succeeded with my business. David Graling is a consummate professional who is quick to respond to questions with thoughtful and insightful answers. And when he doesn't know, someone else at GRF does -- and they're ready to help. Accounting isn't something I want to worry about; with GRF helping to prepare our taxes and advise on how to handle issues with the IRS, out-of-state entities, and the intricacies of tax law, I know we're in good hands.

GR&F was literally the worst experience we've ever had with a CPA. Our accountant grossly miscalculated our tax liabilities for 2016, leaving us with a $34,000 tax bill we were not expecting in the spring. It was a simple "math error" that was admitted to be the fault of the CPA. The already-disastrous situation was exacerbated by the fact that we were currently in escrow to purchase a home...which almost cost us the house purchase and the money we had already put down. Luckily, we were able to continue with the home purchase unscathed thanks to the smart thinking of our lender. But to say it was stressful would be a complete understatement. Following that terrible incident, we were assigned another CPA who provided our 2017 estimated payments past due and cost us a few hundred dollars in penalties and interest payment as a result. And in the months following, they did not provide us with timely responses to our very basic questions about tax filing. We are still, and will continue to be, digging ourselves out of the $35,000 they created.

David Graling and the amazing team at the firm our the best!!! David handles all of our business and personal tax work. David is intelligent caring person who will make sure you understand what is going on and how best to handle your tax’s!!! Make sure to put David Graling at the top of your list when you need tax advice and support. It will make the difference

These people (or one of their tax preparers) doubled their already high fee from one year to the next after some change in their billable hours. But they didn't disclose this beforehand (as far as I can tell), they just billed me double y-o-y after the fact, when there was no way to avoid it. I complained, but they didn't seem very interested.