Nonprofit formation & registration
Entity formation, state charitable registration, bylaws and organizing documents built to satisfy IRS exemption requirements from day one.
Every engagement is built around where you are today: forming, stewarding what already exists, or growing into what comes next.
Formation, exemption, reporting and governance support for organizations whose work depends on being trusted with other people's generosity.
Entity formation, state charitable registration, bylaws and organizing documents built to satisfy IRS exemption requirements from day one.
501(c)(3) applications (Form 1023 / 1023-EZ) prepared with the narrative, budgets and governance policies reviewers expect to see.
Annual Form 990, 990-EZ and 990-N preparation, plus support for unrelated business income and state annual filings.
Fund and restricted-gift tracking, monthly reconciliations, and board-ready statements of activities and financial position.
Financial statement audits and reviews, audit readiness, grantor and funder requirements, and internal control guidance.
Annual budgets, reserve planning and board training so directors understand the numbers they are legally responsible for.
Practical accounting and tax work for LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps, partnerships and the owners behind them.
Business returns prepared accurately and on time, with year-round planning so decisions are made before the deadline, not after.
Monthly categorization, reconciliation and financial statements that make it clear where the business actually stands.
LLC, S-Corp and C-Corp formation, entity selection, S-Corp election and the setup work that follows registration.
Structuring, compensation and tax guidance for partners — including married entrepreneurs building a company together.
Profitability review, owner compensation, cash planning and the strategic conversations that shape the next stage of growth.
Personal tax work handled with the same care and explanation we bring to organizational clients.
Individual and family returns, multi-state situations, and IRS compliance handled carefully and explained clearly.
Someone to call when life changes — a new job, a side business, a property, an inheritance — before it becomes a filing problem.
Whether you are forming a nonprofit, steadying a church's books, growing a business or filing a personal return, the first step is a conversation with a CPA who will explain it in plain language.