ServicesTax & Accounting

No surprises in April.

We plan and prepare taxes for your business and for you together, working from books we see every month. By the time we file, the return confirms decisions you already made.

Kelly Reinhart and Renée Gerard-Reinhart reviewing a file

Most owners hear from their accountant twice a year: when the documents are due, and when the bill is.

Planning only works while there’s still time to act. Because we’re in your numbers all year, we see the big sale, the new truck or the profitable quarter coming, and we plan for it then, not after December 31.

Business and owner returns are planned together, because for most of our clients they are one financial picture.

What’s included

For the business

  • Partnership, S corporation and C corporation returns, including consolidated groups
  • Multistate filings
  • Fixed asset and depreciation management
  • Compiled and prepared financial statements for lenders, investors and buyers

For the owners

  • Individual and trust returns, coordinated with the business
  • Year-end projections and tax planning
  • Planning around the big events: a sale, a buyout, a new entity

When a letter arrives

  • Federal and state notice responses
  • Audit representation
  • We read it first, so you don’t have to worry over it

Your tax year, with us

  1. Every monthBooks closed and reviewed, so the numbers are current.
  2. Every quarterWe sit down, check results and update your projection.
  3. Before year-endPlanning moves made while they still count.
  4. Filing seasonReturns built from numbers we already know. No scramble.

Who does the work

Big-firm tax training, small-firm attention.

Kelly Reinhart, CPA, founded the firm in 2002 after serving as a tax manager at KPMG and tax director at a regional firm in Denver. Every return is prepared and reviewed by people who have known your business for years, not a seasonal hire who met you last week.

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