Firstly, I'd just like to re-iterate what's already been said here. A refund means that you've paid too much taxes - a genius accountant wouldn't let that happen. The bigger the refund you get from the IRS the worse you're accountaning practices are. Giving a bonus to to an accountant based upon the size of a refund shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what a refund is and what an accountant does. I would be leary of taking any financial advise from your GM dealer friend or his accountant. A tax preparer will go through your box or receipts once a year looking for deductions, an accountant should do much much more than that. There are many ways to receive renumeration from your business; pension plan, salary, dividends (if you own a schedule C corporation), etc. An accountant should be able to show you how to extract the maximum ammount of money from your business while paying the minimum in taxes. I've had a small business for about three years now. I haven't had a single refund and I doubt that I ever will. However, my accountant has saved me tens of thousands of dollars in taxes as well as giving my invaluable advice on the financial aspects of running a business. Speak to an accountant, or better yet a CPA about your business and your wont regret it.

I think you'll need to contact one of the Forum admins for help. Josh

After this home build saga (see past threads) our home was "finished" but still has a number of issues.. some small and some large. Our builder now flat out ignores us by not responding to texts, emails or phone calls. It's clear he never intends to touch this house again and I'd like to see how to hold him accountable... not just a Yelp review. I've heard that filing a complaint with the DPRA is a good start but no sure where else to go. I've also heard that the DPRA does not do a whole lot? We take take him to small claims for some of the repairs, but this guy should honestly never build anything again. I've also read that another option is to go after his insurance/bond? This was a VA construction loan and the VA has admitted as well that they don't really have any "teeth" either. How can it be possible that someone can do this and continue to build and go about his business as if nothing has happened?

If they are using the app it's on the right. Mary Open the Facebook app. Tap the three lines towards the right of the top navigation bar. Scroll down and tap Settings & Privacy Tap Settings from the expanded menu. Scroll down and tap Account Ownership and Control.