Matthew F Bobman CPA PC 521 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York 10175

"Matt has always been trustworthy and conscientious with our joint filings. We’ve been working with him for 5+ yrs. He’s willing to answer questions and provide advice in a timely manner. We’d recommend him to our friends and fam."

"Matt was referred to me several years ago by a friend of mine. He has been doing my taxes and he handled my mother’s estate as well. I have found Matt to make the whole process stress free. When we went through my mother’s estate a few years ago he even caught an oversight on the part of our attorney. I have found Matt easy to work with and very thorough. I am always happy to refer him when the opportunity arises!"

"Matthew Bobman is truly amazing. I have finally found a CPA that makes me feel calm and confident about my taxes. His chill demeaner soothes my anxiety, even when I know I've messed up. If you're looking for a calm CPA, who will help you (even if you're messy and your situation is complicated), look no further than Matthew Bobman!"

"I have hired many CPA's and Mr. Bobman has been the best CPA by far. He answers all my questions immediately with total accuracy. He has been very patient with me and has spent an enormous amount of time with me . I have recommended him in the past and continue to do so."

"I've had the displeasure of working with Matt on two years of taxes. He completed an audit of a previous year and filed a new year for me and my small business. Here is what I experienced: You'll notice he prefers to call you. I asked countless times to please receive an email so that I'd have a paper log of our discussions and he'd always call under the guise of "I have to explain this to you." This became an issue when we estimated a tax filing where an extension was placed. I paid what he had guesstimated based off of what I had thought my expenses would be. When book keeping was finally done, my expenses ended up more yet I still owed more monies. He could never explain this other than to say, "Well, this is what it is." I'm sure you can understand my confusion. The most upsetting part is a "credit of money/overpayment" from an audit; it was of a few thousand dollars that he had asked if I wanted a check for or to go against anything owed for the next year. I chose the latter. This credit was never applied, per the IRS and he said, verbatim "This question is so basic, that I find it inane and annoying to answer. My service has been fulfilled." This, fortunately, he said via email so it is documented. His methods are antiquated and will likely leave you confused and unsure. I wouldn't recommend."