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We'll talk through where things stand for you or your business, what's not working with your current setup, and what you're hoping to get out of working with a CPA. It's a conversation, not a sales pitch, so by the end, you'll know whether we're a good fit and what working together would actually look like.
It depends on what we're working on together, but for most new clients it starts with last year's tax return and, for a business, recent financial statements or bookkeeping records. We'll give you a clear checklist once we know what you need.
You're working directly with a CPA who knows your situation, not a different preparer every year or a piece of software guessing at your answers. We focus on planning ahead of time, not just filing what already happened.
Yes. We're based in West Chester and meet with local clients in person or virtually, and we also work with clients across Pennsylvania and beyond.
Anytime. Tax planning works best when it starts well before year-end, not in March. The earlier we connect, the more opportunities we have to save you money, so don't wait until the deadline is close to reach out.
It depends on the scope of work and complexity of your situation. Schedule a free consultation and we'll give you clear pricing based on what you actually need.
Both are available. Some clients come to us just for a return, and many others move into year-round planning once they see the value. There's no requirement to sign up for more than you need.
That depends on the engagement, but for planning and fractional CFO clients, it's typically monthly or quarterly, with additional check-ins whenever a major decision comes up.
We'll help you through it. Having a CPA who already knows your return and your numbers makes the process far less stressful than facing it alone.
Yes, from single rental properties to larger portfolios. See our real estate investor page for more detail.
Yes, including general contractors, subcontractors, and residential trades like roofing, siding, windows, and remodeling. See our construction and contractor page for more detail.
Yes. A lot of our high-income clients don't own a business at all. The planning is about your income, investments, and equity compensation, not just business ownership. See our high-income earner page for more detail.
Whatever works best for you. Many clients meet with us entirely virtually, and we're happy to meet in person when that's more convenient.
That's common and usually straightforward. We'll request records from your prior preparer and get up to speed quickly so nothing falls through the cracks.