<prompt> Human: A little background: just married last year in the state of CA. Just bought a house January of this year. We both work full time jobs.So, my wifes CPA from her past life different state is trying to convince us to let her do our taxes going forward. She is strongly recommending that we form an LLC and put all of our joint financial assets into a domestic partnership account under the LLC. She is saying that this way, we will be receive write-offs for for interest paid into our house, cars, etc. and that neither of us will fall through the cracks.By fall through the cracks, the CPA was explaining that the old system was one breadwinner per house, thus the IRS does not see the spouse so to say. Meaning that if the house is in my name, the IRS would not report that my wife is paying interest into the home and that she is not a part of those payments, thus she cannot write them off on her taxes. She also said that filing jointly could result in my wife not receiving SSI down the road after retiring, credit not being completely up to date, and a bunch of other really scary things.My question to any redditors with tax experience is, does this sound legit? She was throwing around a lot of ideas yesterday on the phone that sounded borderline shady, if not complete fraud but my tax experience is minimal at best. This lady has always got my wife a substantial return and pushes the limits so to say which is the only reason Im even contemplating this.Any serious help at all regarding this is greatly appreciated.EDIT: TY to all of you that gave legitimate advice. It blows me away that any tax company scoffs and or hangs up the phone when I tell them I am looking for advice, but not necessarily service. Then you all turn around and give great advice and not only why I shouldnt, but how I should approach this whole thing. Thanks again everyone. Update: I called her today and told her to stuff it. Asked her for all tax information from my wifes past. She said she would try to get to it but she cant guarantee anything. I then told her I would be reporting her, hung up, and got all of my wifes tax info from the mortgage company they had to have it when we bought the house. Thanks again guys!  <response>: Im a former Enrolled Agent with the IRS, OR WA CPA and Auditor.Everything she told you is a lie. None of it is right. Please report her to the licensing authority I her state. She is a discredit to the CPA profession. 