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When choosing a tax adviser, what are some of the things a contractor should look for?
The adviser should be focused on the construction industry. The adviser that specializes in the construction industry is better equipped to advise on the tax issues that relate to the industry. Additionally, choose an adviser that you are comfortable with. Talk with people in your industry to see who they use.
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Updated: July 8th, 2008 05:26 PM GMT-05:00
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When choosing a tax adviser, what are some of the things a contractor should look for?
The adviser should be focused on the construction industry. The adviser that specializes in the construction industry is better equipped to advise on the tax issues that relate to the industry. Additionally, choose an adviser that you are comfortable with. Talk with people in your industry to see who they use.
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