Run your business.
We’ll handle the numbers.
Books, payroll and taxes for Los Angeles small businesses, kept current all year so April is a formality.
Mon–Fri, 9 AM–5:30 PM. Rather not call? Send a message and we’ll reply within one business day.
Which of these sounds like your year?
Pick the one that fits, and we’ll show you how it gets handled.
“I have no idea if my business is actually profitable month-to-month.”
Clear monthly numbers, explained.
Your books stay current, and every month you get a short, readable snapshot: what you made, what you spent, and what’s drifting. You’ll know how the business is doing while you can still do something about it, not at year-end.
About our bookkeeping service- Books reconciled on a regular cycle, not a yearly scramble
- A monthly summary you can read in five minutes
- A standing conversation when a number looks off
“Every April I find out what I missed.”
Tax planning that runs all year.
We plan ahead, so April becomes a formality instead of a cliff. Deductions get tracked as they happen, not reconstructed from a shoebox in a panic, and you hear what you’ll owe long before anything is due.
About our tax service- Planning sessions ahead of the deadline, business and personal together
- Deductions captured during the year, while records are fresh
- No surprises: you know the number before the deadline does
“I’m drowning in payroll and back-office admin.”
Payroll and back office, off your plate.
Payroll runs on schedule without your personal attention. Filings go out on time. The pile of admin that eats your evenings becomes a system that quietly runs, and the filing calendar stops living in your head.
About our payroll service- Payroll set up, automated, and watched by us
- Sales tax and filings handled on a calendar, not from memory
- One place to look instead of five systems that don’t talk
What actually changes
All four, handled. Call, and we’ll tell you honestly where your books stand.
Six industries where we do our best work.
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01
Restaurants & Food Service
Tip reporting, food-cost percentages, dine-in versus to-go sales tax, seasonal cash flow: the parts generalist firms get wrong, handled.
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02
Optometrists
Insurance and vision-plan reimbursements, the retail-plus-exam revenue mix, frame and lens inventory, equipment depreciation: practice books that reconcile cleanly.
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03
Wholesalers & Distributors
Inventory costing, resale certificates, thin margins, and the cash-flow gap between paying suppliers and collecting receivables: managed, not guessed.
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04
Service Station Operators
Fuel inventory and excise taxes, supplier and franchise statements, c-store sales mix, environmental compliance fees: station books built around how fuel really flows.
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05
Lawyers & Law Firms
Client trust accounting that stays compliant, partner draws and K-1s, contingency-fee timing: books a state bar audit can read without a single flag.
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Grocery Stores & Markets
High-volume, low-margin inventory, taxable versus nontaxable items, CRV, shrinkage, department payroll: daily volume turned into numbers you can act on.
“Most owners first call an accountant in April, when the year is already closed and the options are gone. Everything about how we work exists so that conversation happens in June instead — while there’s still time to change the number.”
How working together works
Fifteen minutes, no prep, no obligation. You talk about the business; we listen for where the friction actually is.
- No documents needed.
- Fifteen minutes, Mon–Fri 9–5:30.
- No obligation, no pitch.
We review what exists today and give you an honest read of where things stand, including what’s fine as-is.
Send a messageWe take over the cycle, books, payroll, filings and planning, and you get your evenings back. You stay informed, not involved.
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