Who would I contact about a problem with a Certified Accountant firm?
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Contact the state board licensing accountants in your state.
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Depending on the state they may have an agency, or an office of some type that assists with condo association issues.  I had to contact them in NJ and they were pretty helpful.
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Gee, maybe you could contact the company you used to do this for and see if they've got a branch close to you.  If not, maybe they could suggest someone for you to contact.
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First thing, talk to the manager, of the real estate business. If they can't resolve the issue, I would report it to the Better Business Bureau. It wouldn't hurt, to tell\nwhat happened, to a lawyer.
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Contact the Better Business Bureau and/or your State Attorney General's office and ask for help.
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I would start with the owner or manager of the firm you are dealing with.\nMost firms will be considerate of your financial limitations.\nThey can also explain their charges and the reasons for the cost.\nIt is difficult to give generalizations on what you should expect to pay due to regional differences and the cost of doing business that varies from firm to firm.\nYou could also ask the funeral directors association from your state for help.\nMany associations have a committee to assist the public with complaints.
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Have you disputed the account with them in writing, by certified letter?  They have to legally provide with proof of the charges within 30 days & tell them if they do not comply with the Federal Equal Opportunity Act & the Consumer Protection Act then you will file a complaints against them with the (name of your) Attorney General's Office & The Federal Trade Commission.  If they no reply to you within 30 days, you need to send them another letter stating as they did not comply with federal law providing you the requested information pertaining to charges they claim you owe, they cannot further collect as they did not provide with proof.  I would CC this to the Attorney geenral in case they try to come back later again.
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Just write a letter too the commissioner and explain your concern just make sure it is mailed certified return receipt.
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get an accountant you trust or a firm that specializes in business evaluations to run through the numbers.. and then make your own decision by relying on your experience/expertise in your field.
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Touchy situation. Call the IRS and speak to them, 1-800-829-1040.
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CONTACT ATTORNEY AND DA.
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You might want to send a certified letter to the company asking that question.
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Politely ask them to send you a copy of the contract, so that you may see it.  There is a possibility that they bought a contract from another company, and you do owe the money.  If they refuse, or you find that there is no contract, try contacting the three major credit reporting companies, and tell them what is happening.  Then if InPhonic reports a problem, they'll have your side of the story first.
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Call the General Manager of the store. Explain the problem and solution you would like. \n\nIf no help call the corporate office.\n\nIf still no help call the Attorney General and The Better Business Bureau. And write a letter (send it certified mail) to the Corp. Office and General Manager telling them the issue you were having, the resolution you feel is necessary and how they failed to help you and that you filed a complaint with the Attorney general and BBB.
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contact them or read their help pages
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Ask for recommendations from reputable lawyers and CPAs in your area too. There are likely consulting firms near you also. Check references from people in your line of business. Go to your local Small Business Administration office too. They'll lead you to help, and probably provide you with some free help too.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nbodell1@cox.net\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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If your lawyer is part of a partnership firm, first complain, in writing to a Senior Partner...one of the dudes with their name on the door...if THAT brings no satisfaction, then go to your state Bar Association's Ethics Review board...good luck.