For CPAs · Austin

Your client's tax problem is often a legal problem.

Tap what you're seeing. You'll get what's legally needed, what I do and what it costs, and the tax work that comes back to you.

I don't prepare tax returns. Every estate I open and every business I form needs a CPA, and I send that work back to the CPAs who send clients to me.

What are you seeing?

Tap a situation.

How a referral works

Send me the client

Call, email, or have them book a free 20-minute call. A short note on what you're seeing helps.

A fast answer and a flat fee

I respond within one business day, tell the client which path applies, and quote a flat fee in writing before any work starts.

The tax work comes back to you

With the client's permission, I let you know what was done and send them back to you for the returns and the books.

Why this works both ways

Probate produces tax work: a final return, often an estate income tax return, sometimes an estate tax return for the surviving spouse. New businesses need tax elections and books. I do none of that. When my clients need a CPA, I send them to the CPAs I know and trust.

No referral fees change hands in either direction. The only thing exchanged is good work for shared clients.

Have a client in one of these spots?

Call or send me the details. I'll tell you which path applies, for free.