Taking new clients for the 2027 filing season

Taxes, payroll and books for Flint Hills families, farms and small businesses.

A three-partner CPA firm in Alder Grove, Kansas. Book a 20-minute intro call, and send us documents securely, never by email.

Or call (620) 555-0137, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.

  • Since1987
  • ServingChase, Morris, Lyon and Wabaunsee counties
  • Tax seasonOpen Saturdays, Jan 15 – Apr 15
  • FeesFixed quote before any work starts

Twelve months. 17 deadlines. We watch every one.

Every federal and Kansas date for the year ahead. Your preparer tracks the ones that apply to you, so none of them is a surprise.

  • Individuals
  • Businesses
  • Farms & ranches
  1. October 2026

    • 15Extended individual returns1040, K-40For Individuals, Farms & ranches
    • 15Extended C-corporation returns1120For Businesses
  2. November 2026

    • 2Third-quarter payroll tax return941For Businesses
  3. December 2026

    No federal deadlines. A good month for planning.

  4. January 2027

    • 15Fourth-quarter estimated tax1040-ESFor Individuals, Farms & ranches
  5. February 2027

    • 1W-2s and 1099-NECs to workers and the IRSW-2, W-3, 1099-NECFor Businesses, Farms & ranches
    • 1Fourth-quarter payroll and annual unemployment tax941, 940For Businesses
    • 1Farm employee payroll tax return943For Farms & ranches
  6. March 2027

    • 1Farmers who skipped estimates file and pay in full1040, Schedule FFor Farms & ranches
    • 15Partnership and S‑corporation returns, or extension1065, 1120-SFor Businesses
  7. April 2027

    • 15Individual returns, or extension1040, K-40For Individuals, Farms & ranches
    • 15First-quarter estimated tax1040-ESFor Individuals
    • 15C-corporation returns, or extension1120For Businesses
    • 30First-quarter payroll tax return941For Businesses
  8. May 2027

    No federal deadlines. A good month for planning.

  9. June 2027

    • 15Second-quarter estimated tax1040-ESFor Individuals
  10. July 2027

    No federal deadlines. A good month for planning.

  11. August 2027

    • 2Second-quarter payroll tax return941For Businesses
  12. September 2027

    • 15Third-quarter estimated tax1040-ESFor Individuals
    • 15Extended partnership and S‑corporation returns1065, 1120-SFor Businesses

Never email us your Social Security number.

Here is exactly what happens to a document after you upload it, and who can see it.

  1. You upload

    From our secure upload page or the client portal.

    TLS 1.3 in transit

  2. Stored encrypted

    Files sit in our client portal, hosted in US data centers.

    AES-256 at rest

  3. Only your team opens them

    Your preparer and one reviewing partner. Every view is logged.

    Multi-factor sign-in

  4. Kept, then deleted

    We keep records for seven years, then delete them for good.

    7-year retention

We will never

  • Ask for your Social Security number by email or text
  • Call demanding immediate payment to the IRS
  • Ask for your bank or portal password
  • Send your return as an email attachment

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A long meeting table with black chairs in a white, sunlit room
The meeting room, where every new client starts with a plain-English review.

What it costs

Honest ranges for the work we do most. Your intro call ends with a fixed quote.

Build a rough estimate
Typical fees: Individuals
ServiceTypical fee
Simple return: W-2 income, standard deduction$275 – $400
Itemized deductions or investments$450 – $750
Each rental property$175 – $300
Self-employed income (Schedule C)$650 – $1,100
Fall planning meeting$250
Typical fees: Businesses
ServiceTypical fee
S‑corporation or partnership return$1,400 – $2,800
Monthly bookkeeping$350 – $900/mo
Payroll, up to 10 employees$120 – $260/mo
Books clean-up, per year behind$900 – $2,400
IRS or Kansas letter response$200 – $1,200
Typical fees: Farms & ranches
ServiceTypical fee
Farm return with Schedule F$900 – $1,800
Livestock or equipment sales (Form 4797)$250 – $600
Farm payroll with Form 943$300 – $600/yr
Harvest-time planning visit$300
Succession planning session$600 – $1,500

Insights

Short, practical notes from the partners.

All articles
  1. The September 15 deadline for S‑corporations, explained

    If your S‑corporation or partnership filed an extension in March, its return is due September 15. Here’s what to send, and what happens if it’s late.

    Small business2 min

  2. Farmers: the March 1 rule that replaces estimated tax

    If most of your income comes from farming, you can skip quarterly estimates entirely. The trade-off is an early deadline.

    Farm & ranch2 min

  3. Got a letter from the IRS? Read this before you call anyone

    Most IRS letters are routine and fixable. A few are scams. Here’s how to tell the difference in two minutes.

    Tax planning2 min

Questions new clients ask

Are you taking new clients?

Yes. We take new individual clients until February 15 each year and new business and farm clients year round.

How much will my return cost?

Most individual returns cost $275 to $750. We quote a fixed fee on your intro call, before any work starts.

Can I drop off paper documents?

Yes, at the office on Commercial Street. We scan them into your portal and hand the originals back.

Do you work with clients outside the Flint Hills?

Yes, anywhere in Kansas and in most states, by phone or video.

Start with a 20‑minute intro call.

Free, by phone or video. We’ll ask a few questions, tell you what we need, and quote a fixed fee before any work starts.

The office

214 Commercial Street
Alder Grove, KS 66800

(620) 555-0137

[email protected]
For questions only. Never send documents by email.

Most of the year
Monday to Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Tax season, Jan 15 – Apr 15
Monday to Friday8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday9:00 am – 1:00 pm
SundayClosed

Parking behind the building off Walnut Street. Step-free entrance at the back door.