CPA | Fixed-Fee Tax & Accounting

What we handle

Everything your business needs from one team.

Tax, books, payroll, and planning under one roof — so you stop stitching together a preparer, a bookkeeper, and a spreadsheet.

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Tax preparation & filing

Federal and state returns for individuals and entities — reviewed and signed by a licensed CPA.

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Bookkeeping

Monthly reconciliation and clean financials in QuickBooks or Xero.

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Business & entity returns

LLC, S-Corp, and C-Corp filings with multi-state, payroll, and K-1 handling.

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Payroll & sales tax

Payroll runs, filings, and sales-tax registration kept current across states.

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Tax planning

Quarterly projections that lower next year's bill, not just file last year's.

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Advisory & CFO

Management reporting, cash-flow forecasting, and growth planning.

Our pricing

Our CPA pricing nationwide.

Fixed fees, confirmed in writing before any work begins. No hourly surprises.

Individual

Price from

$300/ per return

✓ Federal & state return
✓ Reviewed before filing
✓ E-file included
✓ Connect with licensed CPA
✕ Itemized deductions
✕ Investment & capital gains
✕ Tax credit optimization
✕ Business entity return (LLC/S-Corp/C-Corp)
✕ Multi-state filing
✕ Payroll & K-1s
✕ IRS representation

Get your fixed-fee quote

From first call to filed in three steps.

Step 1

Tell us your situation

A short intake — your income, entity, and what you need. We review and send a fixed-fee quote in writing.

Step 2

We do the work

Send documents through a secure portal. A licensed CPA prepares and checks every deduction.

Step 3

Review & file

We walk you through it, answer questions, and e-file once you're happy. Year-round support after.

Questions

Common questions about a CPA.

Is a CPA licensed in every state? +

No. CPA licensure is issued by each individual state Board of Accountancy, so a license is state-specific. We never imply a license we do not hold in your state — and you can verify any CPA with the state board.

What's the difference between a CPA and an accountant? +

Every CPA is an accountant, but not every accountant is a CPA. A CPA has passed the Uniform CPA Exam and holds a license from a state Board of Accountancy, which lets them sign audits and represent you before the IRS. We connect you with licensed CPAs where that credential is required.

How do you keep my financial data secure? +

We use secure, encrypted document handling and access controls, and only share information as needed to complete your work.

When do I need a CPA vs a tax preparer? +

A tax preparer can handle a straightforward return, but you'll want a CPA for audits, attestation, complex business taxes, IRS representation, or strategic planning. If your situation involves a business, investments, or an audit, a CPA is the safer choice.

Are your accountants licensed? +

We provide accounting, bookkeeping and tax services to US businesses and individuals. CPA licensure is state-issued; we only claim credentials we actually hold and connect you with a licensed CPA where state attestation is required.

A CPA who quotes the price before the work.