Okay, let’s tackle this. So Sam Otari has over 63 years of experience, which is unusually long. That’s a huge plus. He’s got a degree from California State University-Sacramento, which is a solid institution. Skills like accounting, auditing, and public policy are in demand, but his experience is what really sets him apart. I’m thinking of a rate that reflects his longevity and expertise. Considering his role as a business tax representative, I’m estimating around $75 per hour. That’s a bit lower than what someone with similar experience might charge, but Otari’s age and experience factor in. Maybe a bit higher, but still on the lower end of the spectrum.