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@geronimobutler Its not that unusual - they prob quoted a price then op shows up with all their receipts for the year in a shoebox. Why I stopped doing this. You don't normally find a floor you missed when you do HVAC or extermination or an extra engine with automotive. With anything in...

@tammyinga They never answered before so IDK. I think it makes a huge difference too tbh. I think it's probably the lower end. You get more problems and quibbling over bills there.

@tammyinga Giving an ultimatum to a bookkeeper or CPA at year end is extremely ill-advised. You have more to lose than they do. As someone who did payroll, if you did this, I would generously refund your money, give you back your original files, and you would get none of the work I did. Then...

@rongold $250,000 in store renovations Does the building not have a roof? Why are you paying for his renovations? Have you looked into franchises with more than 3 stores? What's the payroll? Your labor costs will be a lot of your expenses. Not a lawyer not legal/business advice.

@jro1 A lot of people are posting advice based on feelings and ego. I worked in payroll. Let's talk $. How much is her hourly fee? Are we talking 15/hr or 100? . This is a business. If she's bad at estimating and on the low end and is taking clients this late, I'd eat it and say absolutely...

@wolf7 I dont get it either

@sirsebastian What are they buying so far? Cars, houses, investments, etc? Litigation adjacent is also a good one lol. Do they have process servers? One of those would do well since everyone should be suing each other soon since it's ancestral property. You have NRI too.

@aksands00 While like with anything, there's fraud, it's a real thing in parts of India. "Ancestral properties" requires consent of 3 or 4 generations of family to sell. It's complex and sales can be held up years in litigation.