Ask Your Tax Filing Questions for Free at BestTaxPreparers.com

Online, January 16, 2013 (Newswire.com) - BestTaxPreparers.com, a service for consumers to connect with tax professionals, has launched its operations today. Thousands of CPA firms, Enrolled Agents, and IRS approved Tax preparers have already joined the service to answer consumers' tax related questions. Leading tax firms who have taken initiative to join early include Juan Williams in Texas, Susan Tackett in Ohio, and Thomas Hodge in Chicago.

At the click of a button, consumers can find a tax professional of their choice and ask any tax related question for free. Questions can range from the simple to the complex. Some questions that consumers have already asked include "I own an ebay business on the side. Do I have to file taxes?", "We're divorced but the deed to the house is in both our names. Who can take the mortgage tax credit?".

"Our mission is to connect consumers with tax professionals" said Konnie Xiong, Co-Founder and Consumer Development Officer at BestTaxPreparers.com. The service is currently live in all 48 states. Consumers can start asking tax professionals questions for free at BestTaxPreparers.com

BestTaxPreparers.com was started because the founders were frustrated with the difficulty involved in trying to connect with highly qualified tax professionals. First of all, there was no way to determine which tax professional had been verified for their qualifications. Second, there was no price transparency about how much tax professionals charged for their services. And third, it was difficult to know what the tax professionals specialized in.

BestTaxPreparers.com wants to make it easy for consumers to connect with highly qualified tax professionals. It allows only verified CPAs, Enrolled Agents and IRS approved Tax Professionals to enroll. Consumers can know instantly how much they will be charged if they decide to proceed with their selected tax professional. And consumers can find the right tax professional for their individual tax situation.