Forney Tech-Acct

Accountants are generally knowledgeable, technically-minded, with a desire to help you succeed. So how do you determine who to hire? You shouldn't be surprised or unaware about accountant service pricing. My prices are published here. In the case of consulting projects, you will always know the price in advance, so that you know what you pay and what you will get. You're the customer, and I'm delighted to work with your accounting and taxes. I appreciate that you give me the opportunity to work for you.

Tax return preparation is a must, and my goal is to make the process efficient and understandable. The better the accounting, the better the tax return. I believe that the focus should be on proper accounting. Your QuickBooks accounting should be a mirror image of your tax returns and you should be informed about any adjustments made to get from your books to your business tax return. Your individual returns can include many types of income and several categories of expenses, adjustments, deductions, and credits.

QuickBooks Setup - You've started your business or started using QuickBooks and you notice that it isn't quite the "15 minutes and you're up and running" as advertised. You're not alone, and Intuit knows that small business owners who work with a Certified ProAdvisor have a far easier, happier, and less painful QuickBooks experience.

Bookkeeping is an agency service that involves varying degrees of depth. Typical components include invoicing your customers, paying your vendors, performing payroll, reconciling accounts (comparing the books to the bank), and reporting to you on the results of your operations. Bookkeepers maintain your books and provide you with reporting access.

Perhaps the most important thing to know about me, is that my practice really isn't about me. My practice is about listening to small business owners and individuals about accounting and tax related matters, and making those matters understandable. For what it is worth, my experience is largely around the happenstance of starting in the field at a time when most accountants were unfamiliar with the now de facto standard, QuickBooks.