Accountants and CPAs in San Diego, CA.
406 firms, compared.
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If you run any kind of business in the City of San Diego, the city expects you to hold a Business Tax Certificate. That includes home-based businesses, self-employed people and independent contractors. Owning rental homes brings a separate city tax. Anyone who owns, operates or manages residential rentals in the city owes the Rental Unit Business Tax each year. Real estate investors are a common specialty among firms here, with 12 firms listing them. If you own rentals or work for yourself, ask any accountant you talk to whether they keep track of these city filings alongside your state and federal returns.
San Diego accounting at a glance
308 solo · 89 small · 9 mid-size or larger
The other 126 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
158 tax planning · 80 bookkeeping · 52 entity setup
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