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Think more about the kind of client you want to work with.
Do you want large corporation with its own in the house tax department that is primarily driven by a provision?
Or do you want to work with private equity that is primarily driven by cash flow and likely does not have in-house tax?
 
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^this
I heard Sub K
Sub K for sure
Sub K if you comparing with mid size corporations. If you planning to work on large multinationals, those are fairly complex.
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I agree that you should decide based on what kind of clients, industry, and exit opportunities you want to focus on.
I’m a sub C guy, and sub K hurts my head. But sub K guys will tell you it’s intuitive. It’s like water to them. You can learn either one!
Sub K until consolidations, provisions, multi state and international compliance get thrown in, then Sub C
I second that. It’s a thankless job with high turnover, late hours, and the work is treated as a commodity. Signed by someone who’s been doing this for 20 years. I’ll take Sub C state work all day and double on a Sunday.
Sub K by far
Sub K, Sub C is for babies.
Sub K
Partnerships are way harder. That is why I stick with c corps!
Sub K, and it’s not even close
Sub K by a MILE