Marcum LLP

I hired Kevin Papa to do perform a business valuation of my husbands company during my divorce. Not only did he completely ruin my case, he had unauthorized discussions with the opposing counsels business valuation CPA, John Barrett, regarding the appraisal. Kevin Papa said there was minimal appreciation during the marriage, instead of excepting his outcome of the valuation, I decided to hire a nation wide company Marcum LLP. ,Their ethical standards are very high. Marcum LLP, found that my husbands business appreciated 1.3 million during our marriage, which is a far cry from Kevins findings of 60,000 to 90,000, (during the marriage). I do not recommend using Kevin Papa to perform a business valuation.
Mar 22nd, 2020

I’ve been with Kevin Papa for more than 10 years for both business and personal matters. He has always provided trustworthy advice. Working with Kevin has been one of the best business decisions I have made. He’s a partner for your business & cares for your well being and future success. He’s provided me valuable advise and opened doors to financial institutions. If your looking for an accountant that’s trustworthy and cares about your business he’s your guy.
Mar 17th, 2020

Pat Thompson has provided me with excellent tax accounting and business advice for over 10 years. How refreshing to have such faith in a company, their people, and their ethics.
Apr 7th, 2019

The first year I did my taxes with this firm I never had an issue. However, this past tax year was COMPLETELY different.My concerns:The accountant handling my e-file neglected to include the 1040 form. (I'm fairly young, I own my own business & this would be the second year I've employed an CPA & lawyer to handle my taxes.) However I keep excellent records, tried my very best to do everything I could to be a responsible tax paying citizen. I wasn't informed I hadn't included this information until I received a threatening letter from the IRS informing me (2 months later) that I needed this information to process my 2014 taxes.I emailed my accountant at this firm. She first said she wasn't my power of attorney, she couldn't handle it. Then, I was to blame because I hadn't including this form. & lastly she could amend this error. NEVER mentioning it would cost extra... Extra to the tune of $200 bill I received....The sad part being I received her additional $200 AFTER the IRS send ANOTHER letter mentioning they STILL needed the 1040 form that my attorney was supposedly sent when she 'amended' HER error. I'm currently in discrepancy with the IRS due to these errors.... I've chosen to handle myself all myself, because clearly my accountant is only good at making mistakes, blaming others AND sending unannounced for exactly that!
Aug 4th, 2015