Payroll here is an add-on for bookkeeping clients — offered because the ledger and the payroll should never contradict, not run as a standalone shop. Payroll runs on time, withholdings land where they’re supposed to, and the alphabet of filings — W-2/W-3, 1099/1096, 940/941, state unemployment, Texas franchise and sales tax — goes out on schedule. Handled by the same firm that files your return, so nothing contradicts.

Regular runs for W-2 employees — including seasonal crews, apprentices, and overtime-heavy summer schedules — with direct deposit and pay stubs through the portal.
1099-NEC tracking all year, W-9 collection before the first check instead of a January scramble, and the 1096 transmittals filed on time.
Quarterly 941s, annual 940, W-2/W-3 transmittals, and Texas Workforce Commission unemployment filings — the calendar is ours to track, not yours.
Franchise reports and sales tax returns for trades whose work crosses the taxable-services line — a distinction worth getting right in Texas.
Not by what’s easier. The tests weigh who controls how, when, and with whose tools the work is done — and misclassification is one of the most expensive mistakes a trades business can make, because back employment taxes and penalties arrive together. If you’re unsure about a worker, that’s precisely the conversation to have before the next check, not after an audit letter.
Take it seriously and move fast — payroll taxes are the debt the IRS pursues hardest, and the trust-fund portion can attach to owners personally. The fix is procedural: get current on deposits, address the arrears through the available resolution channels, and keep every future deposit on time. Our representation side handles exactly this.
Yes. A mid-year conversion carries in year-to-date wages and withholdings from your prior provider so the annual forms come out whole. It’s routine — the key is capturing the YTD data before access to the old system lapses.
Engagements here are designed to feed each other. These are the ones this work most often runs alongside — and published floors and scoping drivers for all of them are on the pricing page.
Payroll here is an add-on for bookkeeping clients, so the filings and the ledger never disagree.
Bookkeeping →The S-corp election creates the reasonable-compensation requirement. We model the cost before you elect.
Entity & S-Corp Analysis →W-2s, 1099s, and 941s reconciled against the return that reports them.
Tax Preparation →Every tax return prepared and signed by a licensed CPA or IRS Enrolled Agent. Documents run through the secure portal; anything you sign is sent to you electronically.
Face to face by video with Kevin Hemingway, CPA. We size up what you need, whether the firm is a good fit, and what an engagement would cover — and you leave with a clear scope and next steps. This consultation is for engagement evaluation and does not include tax advice, tax planning, or detailed analysis of specific tax situations.
New Client IntroNew or current, the portal is the way in. Last year’s return, your books, a notice — encrypted, and never by email. No account needed to send us something.
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