Free books review
Where things stand and how far behind, if at all.
A shoebox reconstructed in March tells you what happened last year. Books closed every month tell you what is happening now, which is the only version that changes a decision.
Bookkeeping and support. We are not a CPA firm — tax returns and anything needing assurance go to a CPA or enrolled agent.
Transactions categorised, accounts reconciled and the month closed on a date you can rely on.
See the programPayroll runs, payslips, deposits and payroll tax filings on schedule.
See the programSales and use tax returns prepared and filed on your assigned frequency.
See the programYear-end preparation, 1099s issued, and clean-up of books that have fallen behind.
See the programClose on a fixed date, query things while they are fresh, charge a fixed fee, and refer out what needs a CPA.
Where things stand and how far behind, if at all.
Agreed in writing, with catch-up quoted separately.
On a date you can plan around.
Records they can actually use at year end.
Fixed monthly fees agreed in writing. Catch-up work is always quoted separately after a look at the records.
Monthly close for businesses with no payroll.
Everything monthly, including payroll and sales tax.
Books that are months or years behind.
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
TAY Accounting Services LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, document number L24000130826, filed in 2024, with registration details on public record with the Florida Division of Corporations.
We keep books. We are not a certified public accounting firm, we do not perform audits, reviews or compilations, and nothing we prepare carries assurance — so it should never be handed to a lender as reviewed or audited. Tax returns and representation before a taxing authority go to a CPA or enrolled agent, and we will tell you when you have reached that point.
No. We prepare the records your CPA or enrolled agent files from, and we will refer you if you do not have one. Keeping that line clear is to your benefit.
No, and it is very common. Catch-up is quoted separately after we have looked, because anyone who prices it sight unseen is guessing.
Stated in writing before we start. Catch-up work and one-off projects are always separate, so the monthly figure stays predictable.
No. That is an attest service and requires a CPA firm. We can prepare the underlying records for a CPA to work from.
Whatever you already use, within reason. If you are on spreadsheets we will tell you honestly whether that is still working.
Yes, including watching your assigned filing frequency, which the state changes more often than people expect.
A free review, and an honest quote for catching up. No obligation.