Every trade has its own tax problems. We know yours.
Construction and the licensed trades have been the core of this practice since 2009: the builders, and the field-service companies that install and maintain what they build. The landlords working alongside them joined later. A work truck, a rent roll, a partner draw, and a spec house are each taxed differently. Start with the work you do:
Start with the work, then the specialty.
Trades & Construction
Construction, HVAC, plumbing & electrical, trucking, and mobile repair. Job and project profitability, equipment timing, and crew payroll. Our founding clientele.
Learn more →Real Estate
Landlords and rental property, long-term and short-term. Cost segregation, the passive-loss rules, and per-property books. Builders: see the construction page.
Learn more →Choosing your industry page.
What if my business spans more than one of these worlds?
Common: a builder who holds rentals, a contractor who also develops, an owner-operator who buys a second truck. We track distinct activities as separate profit centers under one set of books, and structure the entities so each activity is taxed where it’s taxed best. Start on the page matching your largest activity. We’ll map the rest in the first conversation.
Do I have to fit one of these industries to work with you?
Not at all. These are where our deepest playbooks live, but we serve owner-run businesses and individuals across many fields. If your work isn’t pictured here, the same disciplines apply in full: clean books, entity structure, planning during the year, and principal-signed returns.
Are these pages Montgomery County only, or nationwide?
Nationwide. We’re rooted in Montgomery County and know the local terrain, but the firm is virtual-first and serves clients across Texas and the country through the secure portal. The work is principal-signed wherever you are.