Accountants for Solopreneurs for Trust & Estate Planning
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OLarry
4 Client Reviews
"We started working with OLarry in 2024 for a handful of tax purposes We have been very happy with their ability to 1) optimize our taxes and find savings 2) provide constant communication 3) deliver filings on time and 4) help plan for our future"
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OLarry
4 Client Reviews
"We started working with OLarry in 2024 for a handful of tax purposes We have been very happy with their ability to 1) optimize our taxes and find savings 2) provide constant communication 3) deliver filings on time and 4) help plan for our future"
Conscious Accounting
1 Client Reviews
"Nicole and her team have been with us throughout our growing pains, always available to help us solve our unique challenges. They regularly keep us updated on changes, updates or new tax codes. They are always quick to respond to any of our questions and have not failed to give us great advice and guidance."
Tax Firm - Yap Financial
I help business owners and real estate investors save taxes and keep more of their earnings. Save more taxes, build wealth, and protect your assets!
Tax GPS Group
We provide advanced tax strategy to high income earners.
SAS Tax & Accounting
SAS Tax & Accounting is a friendly accounting firm providing bookkeeping, tax and advisory services, with a focus on clear communication, timely follow up and making financial topics easy to understand.
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
How much does an accountant cost for a solopreneur?
Most solopreneurs spend between $1,000 to $5,000 per year on accounting services. Hourly rates typically range from $50 to $400, and monthly packages can cost $500–$2,000.
What kind of accountant is best for a freelancer or solopreneur?
Look for CPAs or bookkeepers with experience in solo business taxes, 1099 filings, and quarterly estimated payments. A CPA is ideal if you need strategic tax planning or are applying for funding.
Is accounting software enough for a solopreneur?
Tools like QuickBooks Online and Wave are useful, but many solopreneurs still benefit from working with an accountant—especially for tax filing, planning, or when income becomes more complex.
When should I hire an accountant for my solo business?
Anytime your income increases, you add new income streams, or you're preparing for tax season is a good time to bring on a financial expert.
Why Hire an Accountant as a Solopreneur?
Here’s how the right accountant can help:
Save Time with Expert Bookkeeping: Let a professional handle invoicing, expense tracking, and reconciliation.
Solo Business Tax Optimization: Identify every possible deduction and avoid overpaying.
Entity Setup & Strategic Support: Get help structuring your business for tax efficiency and growth.
Plan for Funding or Loans: Prepare solid financials when applying for mortgages or business financing.
Stay Compliant: Avoid IRS penalties and stay on top of quarterly tax deadlines.
Should freelancers hire a CPA?
Yes—especially if your income varies or you want to plan ahead for taxes, audits, or applying for business loans.
Save Time with Expert Bookkeeping: Let a professional handle invoicing, expense tracking, and reconciliation.
Solo Business Tax Optimization: Identify every possible deduction and avoid overpaying.
Entity Setup & Strategic Support: Get help structuring your business for tax efficiency and growth.
Plan for Funding or Loans: Prepare solid financials when applying for mortgages or business financing.
Stay Compliant: Avoid IRS penalties and stay on top of quarterly tax deadlines.
Should freelancers hire a CPA?
Yes—especially if your income varies or you want to plan ahead for taxes, audits, or applying for business loans.
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