Behind on taxes? Let's get your business caught up.
When you're running jobs, the paperwork waits. We pull your IRS records, rebuild income and expenses from your bank statements, and file every missing year, with your truck, tools and equipment counted.
No records? We start from your IRS transcripts and bank statements. Led by Johnny Wolfe, Master's in Accountancy, 8+ years in tax. Buckhead office or fully online.
Sound familiar?
1099s from GCs with no return filed
General contractors report what they paid you. The IRS can file for you, without your costs.
Bonding and lenders need returns
Bigger jobs, equipment loans and bonding all start with filed returns.
Subs you never sent 1099s
Missing W-9s and 1099s bring their own penalties. We fix those too.
Filing stops the most expensive penalty, even if you can't pay yet.
How we get you caught up
- IRS transcripts pulled to see every missing year
- Income and job costs rebuilt from bank and card statements
- Trucks, tools and equipment depreciated properly
- Every missing federal and Georgia return filed
- Late 1099s for your subs filed and cleaned up
- Books and quarterly estimates kept current afterward, if you want it
20 minutes to understand where you stand. Confidential.
With your authorization we pull up to 6 years of IRS transcripts and check your Georgia account.
Which years are missing, what you likely owe or are owed, and a flat quote before any work starts.
We rebuild the records, file every return, then keep you current.
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Common questions
I just have a checking account. Is that enough?
Usually yes. We rebuild the books from bank and card statements plus your IRS transcripts.
How many years do I need to file?
Usually the last six. We confirm from your transcripts before quoting.
What if I can't pay what I owe?
File anyway. Filing stops the biggest penalty, and payment plans exist.