Entity structure, depreciation strategy, and quarterly estimates tied to your actual cash flow, prepared by licensed CPAs, with your books and tax under one roof.
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Entity structure, depreciation strategy, and quarterly estimates tied to your actual cash flow, prepared by licensed CPAs, with your books and tax under one roof.
A licensed CPA will review your prior returns and tell you plainly what's been missed.
Sound familiar?
The number shows up when it's too late to change it, because filing without planning is just expensive paperwork.
Equipment- or asset-heavy businesses routinely miss depreciation opportunities their generalist preparer never looked for.
Estimates set in January collide with the reality of how your revenue actually lands, so you're either overpaying the IRS or sweating a penalty.
What you get
Prepared and planned by licensed CPAs, connected directly to your books.
Accurate, fully optimized returns, every legitimate deduction captured before a single page is filed.
Clients have uncovered tens of thousands in missed Section 179 and bonus depreciation in their first year with us.
Entity structure, purchase timing, and depreciation strategy reviewed on a calendar, decisions made mid-year that shrink the number due in April.
Quarterly estimates recalibrated to your actual job cash flow, not January's guess.
The same team that closes your books files your return, so nothing gets lost in the handoff and your return is defensible line by line.
Clean, job-coded books are what make aggressive-but-legitimate positions safe to take.
How it works
Tax becomes a formality when it's managed all year.
A licensed CPA reviews your prior returns, entity structure, and asset picture, and tells you plainly what's been missed and what it's worth.
What you get
Prepared and planned by licensed CPAs, connected directly to your books.
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Yes, catching up prior-year filings is a normal starting point.
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Yes, that's usually one of the first things we look at on the free review.
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Yes, particularly where the business and personal return interact, which is most owner-operated businesses.
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Yes, this is one of the most commonly missed opportunities we find in a first-year review.
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No, but it helps. Clean, current books make an aggressive-but-legitimate tax position much easier to defend.
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The best tax strategy in the world only works when your finances are clean, current, and accurate. That is why ACE CPAs handle everything. Bookkeeping, QuickBooks management, CFO advisory, M&A support, and tax services. All under one roof, all working together, so every part of your financial life is optimized at every moment.
Federal, state, and multi-state filings. Planning work happens in Q3 and Q4 and covers entity structure, estimated payments, and the credits your industry qualifies for. The same team keeps the books, so the return is built from records we already know.
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A thirteen-week cash forecast, budget versus actual, and margin analysis, updated monthly and reviewed with you in a working session. Clients use this in place of a full-time CFO, or alongside a controller they already employ.
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We track cost at the job, project, or department level and run AP and AR day to day. Each month includes a review of where margin sits and which jobs or lines have moved. This is the layer between the bookkeeper and the CPA, and most firms do not staff it.
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We reconcile the bank and card accounts, run AP and AR, and close the month on a fixed calendar. The chart of accounts is built around how your business makes money rather than how QuickBooks ships by default. Financials are delivered by the 15th.
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