"Michael Grimasauskas-I’ve had an excellent experience working with Michael. He is incredibly efficient, responsive, and professional throughout the entire process. Tax matters can be complex, but Michael has a deep knowledge of the tax code and takes the time to explain everything in a way that’s easy to understand. He is thorough, supportive, and always available to answer questions, making what could be a stressful experience feel seamless. I highly recommend Michael to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and dependable CPA."
Dark Horse CPAs
Michael Grimasauskas, CPA
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Rider University Credentials
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Certified Hockey CoachCertification
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"Mike G. at Dark Horse CPAs is an amazing resource for tax preparation and tax issues in general. Highly recommend!"
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About
Mike's career began over 15 years ago in NYC, where he earned his CPA license and worked with media, entertainment and real estate companies. Mike eventually started working his way West and began working with smaller business and individuals, where he developed a passion for providing tax planning, accounting advice and bookkeeping solutions.
Mike's path to Dark Horse was typical of most of the Dark Horse family, circuitous and untraditional. After a few years of testing his entrepreneurial drive in real estate, Mike decided he would combine his start-up experience with his accounting skills and start his own accounting firm. It was during this process that he reconnected with Max, whom he worked with many years ago, and discovered that the Dark Horse model and values aligned perfectly.
Mike lives in Point Loma and is a dad to very active twins, Alexa and Zach (14). He likes going to the gym with his kids, fishing, and coaching ice hockey. They recently rediscovered the fishing bug and he is happy to report all the fish are safe and maintaining a good distance from their hooks.
"The greatest amount of time wasted is the time not getting started."