Small business · S-Corp & LLC · Healthcare practices

You shouldn’t find out
what you owe in April.

Monthly books closed on schedule. Business and personal returns filed on time. And a CPA who answers the same week you ask.

From $497/mo Books, payroll and both returns — one number

Already have someone? We handle the handoff. You don’t have to have the awkward conversation.

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A real number, not a “starting at.” No obligation.

We’ll reply within one business day. No sales sequence.

Why people call us

Usually it’s one of these.

The estimate was a guess

Their quarterly payments are calculated off last year’s return. If the books aren’t current, that number is a guess — and it is wrong in one of two expensive directions.

Their accountant went quiet

The most common complaint we hear, and it’s rarely about price. Emails go unanswered from February to April.

The books got away from them

Behind, unreconciled, or a QuickBooks file nobody trusts any more. We quote the catch-up before we start it.

What you get, every month

The work, plainly stated.

  • Your chart of accounts, built or cleaned up
  • Income and expenses recorded from your bank activity
  • Bank and credit card accounts reconciled
  • Adjusting entries posted, earnings to the general ledger
  • Books closed monthly — not reconstructed in March
  • Business return — 1120-S or 1065, with K-1s
  • Personal return — 1040 with one state
  • Estimated tax vouchers prepared with the return
  • Notices reviewed and explained, at no extra charge
  • Questions answered the same week you ask them

Every fee is fixed and quoted before we begin. Anything outside the scope is quoted too — you will never open an invoice you weren’t expecting.

Pricing

Published, because you shouldn’t have to ask.

Find your revenue, then pick a column. The first is the compliance work on its own — the books, the payroll and both returns. The other two add tax planning on top. Both returns are already inside the planning tiers, so you are never charged for them twice.

Your revenue Compliancebooks, payroll, both returns + Essentialstax planning, you implement + Pathwaytax planning, done for you
Under $250K $497/mo $597/mo $897/mo
$250K – $500K $797/mo $897/mo $1,197/mo
$500K – $1Madds your QuickBooks Online subscription, monthly cash-flow allocation, and a quarterly CPA meeting $1,297/mo $1,397/mo $1,697/mo
$1M and aboveadds your QuickBooks Online subscription, monthly cash-flow allocation, and a monthly CPA meeting $2,097/mo $2,197/mo $2,497/mo

On Pathway the quarterly review with your CPA is the meeting in the row above — you get one cadence, not two, and it covers the P&L and the allocation alongside the strategy work.

From the $500K band up, your QuickBooks Online subscription is included — we provide it, and it is covered by the technology fee rather than billed to you. At the two bands below that you keep your own subscription, which is worth counting when you compare the steps.

What adding tax planning changes

Your books and your payroll do not change, and you are not charged twice for your returns — they simply move inside the planning tier instead of being billed alongside it. What you gain is someone looking at the numbers before the year closes, while there is still something to be done about them.

Essentials you implement
  • Your 1120-S or 1065 and your 1040, one state filing
  • A defensible owner salary that holds up under IRS scrutiny
  • Quarterly estimated tax calculations
  • A strategy roadmap you work through yourself
  • Email support for tax questions
Pathway adds, done for you
  • We implement the strategies for you — 80 across 9 phases
  • Quarterly implementation reviews with a CPA, CFP®
  • Full platform access, dashboards and 40+ tools
  • Cash Allocation System and the Wealth Waterfall™
  • IRC-cited audit defense documentation
  • Your household plan included, not billed separately

Not sure which? Essentials suits an owner who will do the work with a clear list in front of them. Pathway suits one who would rather it were already done — and it carries the commitment that if planning does not find savings that recoup your first-year fee, we keep working at no charge until it does.

The $1M band is not simply more transactions, though the bookkeeping work does roughly double at that size. The quarterly sit‑down with your CPA becomes monthly — the P&L, how the month actually tracked against your allocation, and what to do about it — with a 24‑hour response time. Those two together are why the step is larger than the ones below it.

Payroll is set up and overseen on Gusto or ADP, with the filings and W‑2s included; we can run it end to end on Gusto instead, for more. More than one entity is quoted, as are rentals, extra states and catch-up work — and you see every number before anything starts.

Switching

It’s easier than staying.

Most people wait a year longer than they should, because leaving feels like more work than putting up with it. It isn’t.

One call, 20 minutes

What you file, what shape the books are in, what’s gone wrong. You get a fixed quote, not a range.

We request your records

We deal with your previous firm directly. You don’t have to have the conversation, and you don’t have to chase anyone.

We take it from the last close

If there’s catch-up work, it’s quoted separately and up front. Then you’re on a monthly rhythm.

Who does the work

John Eiduk, CPA, CFP®

Your books are kept by a firm that also does tax strategy for a living. You don’t have to buy any of that — most of our compliance clients never do — but it means the person closing your books knows what matters at year end and flags it while there’s still time to act.

If you ever do want to look at the bigger picture, we’ll tell you what it costs and you can decide. We don’t sell up from the books.

One honest section about the other thing we do

Is tax strategy worth it for you?

Separate from the books and the returns, we run a tax strategy practice — The Eiduk System™. It is not for everyone, and it is genuinely not for most of our bookkeeping clients. Here is the honest test.

Probably worth a look

You’re a fit if…

  • You own an S-corp or partnership with real profit — roughly $250K and up
  • You would actually implement — open the account, change the payroll, sign the documents by a date
  • Something unusual happened this year: you bought the building, made a large equipment purchase, took on a partner, or had a notably strong year
  • You have retirement or investment accounts that nobody is coordinating with your tax picture
  • You want to know what is coming, not just what already happened
Save your money

You’re not a fit if…

  • You want your books kept and your return filed properly, and nothing more. That is a real answer and it is what this page is for
  • Your profit is under roughly $150K — most strategies do not yet clear their own cost
  • You are not in a position to act on advice. The savings come from doing things, not from knowing them
  • You already have an advisor coordinating your tax and investment picture
  • You are looking for deductions you cannot substantiate. We will not do that

Most of our bookkeeping clients sit in the right-hand column, and they stay there. We do not sell up from the books.

If you’re curious, start with the Blueprint

A one-off diagnostic: your businesses, real estate, retirement and estate plan on a single page, with a numbered roadmap of what to fix first. Built from your actual numbers by a CPA and a CFP®. It is how we both find out whether there is anything here worth doing.

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