Peterson & Peterson, P.C. is a northwest Houston Certified Public Accounting firm - providing the professional accounting services of a large firm with the personal attention of a family-run business. Since opening its doors in 1984, the Peterson & Peterson team of CPAs focus on owner operated businesses.
As the firm grew so did the number of family member employees. Trey Peterson joined his dad, John Peterson, at the firm in 1989 and Jason Peterson joined them both in 1993. The typical Peterson & Peterson client is a business with five to 50 employees and a hard working owner. Typical engagement with a client involves, monthly bookkeeping, tax planning and preparation as well as timely form filing.
As the firm grew so did the number of family member employees. Trey Peterson joined his dad, John Peterson, at the firm in 1989 and Jason Peterson joined them both in 1993. The typical Peterson & Peterson client is a business with five to 50 employees and a hard working owner. Typical engagement with a client involves, monthly bookkeeping, tax planning and preparation as well as timely form filing.
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Jessica Fazli
Jun 28, 2020
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Love Bites
May 29, 2019
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I contacted Peterson and Peterson 3 weeks (March 22nd) prior to tax day. All I need done was a simple 1040 return with no itemization. They were referred through a friend and I trusted that they could complete this simple task. First, Trey Peterson did not listen to the simple fact that I was divorced in September of 2018. Secondly and most importantly, he notified me on April 14th that I would need to claim 1/2 of my ex's income, even though he had moved out in March of 2018 (and took his income with him). The IRS disagrees. Mr. Peterson declined to file my taxes for me. My taxes ended up being
