Fixed Written Fees
Your quote is the price. If the work grows beyond the engagement letter, we ask before we bill.
This page is about how we work — the method, the commitments and the people behind the filings. For specific products and engagement plans, see the Products page.
The sequence is the same whether you file one return or outsource your entire back office.
A free half-hour meeting. We ask about your year, your business and what is keeping you up at night.
You receive a written engagement letter: deliverables, dates, fees and a precise document checklist.
We reconcile, prepare and double-review. You get progress notes, not silence until April.
We walk you through the result, file it, archive it — and set the plan for the following year.

Most people are over-taxed by omission rather than by error: deductions missed, elections never made, estimates set by guesswork. We rebuild your return from your actual life — jobs, rentals, gig income, dependents, retirement contributions — and file federal, New York State and NYC together.

Hiring a full-time controller costs more than most young companies can justify. We fill that role fractionally: books closed on a calendar, sales tax filed on time, payroll running, and a monthly report you can actually read — for a fixed fee agreed in writing.

Notices are frightening mainly because they are unreadable. We open them, translate them, tell you what is really owed, and respond. If a matter escalates, we prepare the file and stand beside you — through penalty abatement, instalment agreements and examination.
Your quote is the price. If the work grows beyond the engagement letter, we ask before we bill.
Extensions filed on time, returns reviewed with days to spare. Late-filing penalties are not our habit.
Files are access-restricted, encrypted in transit and never shared with a third party for any reason.
Open Monday to Saturday. Calls, emails and WhatsApp messages returned within one business day.
Every material line is explained in ordinary language before you are asked to approve anything.
A colleague checks the work before filing. Two sets of eyes on every return, no exceptions.
Industry fluency is what turns compliance into advice. If your trade has quirks — cash receipts, per-diem drivers, co-op maintenance, seasonal inventory — you should not have to explain them twice.
The first meeting costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Bring a question; leave with a plan.