Concept project by WebRen. Keel & Ledger CPAs is a fictional firm; fees are samples and forms and uploads store nothing.Concept site: fictional firm.
Every page on this concept site is built from these blocks. Each one maps to a WordPress block with editable fields, so the firm can add pages without a developer.
Site headerLight masthead with logo, drop-down menus for clients and services, upload and booking buttons. Collapses step by step when it doesn’t fit. Edited in Site Options.
Concept project by WebRen. Keel & Ledger CPAs is a fictional firm; fees are samples and forms and uploads store nothing.Concept site: fictional firm.
kl/hero-homeHeadline, lede, two actions and phone line beside the live deadline panel, with a facts strip below.
Taking new clients for the 2027 filing season
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.
kl/deadline-panelLive “next deadline” panel. Editors enter dates once in Tax deadlines; the panel counts down and filters by client type.
kl/deadline-ledgerMonth-grouped deadline list with filters, status and add-to-calendar links. Feeds the panel and client pages.
Fourth-quarter estimated tax
W-2s and 1099-NECs to workers and the IRS
Farm employee payroll tax return
kl/yearlineDark twelve-month deadline band. Scrolls sideways as the page scrolls on desktop, swipes on phones.
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.
kl/tapeAdding-machine tape that prints upcoming deadlines on load and gets an “On file” stamp.
kl/situationsClient columns with photo, forms filed and a starting price.
W-2 families, retirees, landlords and anyone whose preparer just retired.
Returns from $275
Main Street shops, contractors, clinics and new LLCs with their first employees.
Returns from $1,400
Cow-calf operations, wheat and milo growers, custom harvesters and hay producers.
Returns from $900
kl/service-registerRuled list of services with inclusions and typical cost.
Four things we do every week, priced before we start.
kl/security-flowFour-step explanation of what happens to an upload, plus the “we will never” list. Dark variant.
Here is exactly what happens to a document after you upload it, and who can see it.
From our secure upload page or the client portal.
TLS 1.3 in transit
Files sit in our client portal, hosted in US data centers.
AES-256 at rest
Your preparer and one reviewing partner. Every view is logged.
Multi-factor sign-in
We keep records for seven years, then delete them for good.
7-year retention
kl/partner-cardsPartner portraits with credentials, role, summary and facts, from Partners.
Managing partner
Plans taxes around the big moments: a new baby, a sold house, the first year of retirement.
Founding partner
Has answered IRS letters for Flint Hills families since 1987, and still reads every one himself.
Partner
Grew up on a cow-calf operation near the county line and keeps farm books the way a farmer would.
kl/fee-guideTabbed fee tables by client type, from Site Options.
| Service | Typical 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 |
| Service | Typical 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 |
| Service | Typical 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 |
kl/estimatorTick-box estimate builder that totals one-time and monthly fees.
Tick what applies. We confirm a fixed fee on your intro call.
kl/photo-bandFull-width photo with caption.
kl/cta-bookClosing call to action with office address and both sets of opening hours.
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.
214 Commercial Street
Alder Grove, KS 66800
[email protected]
For questions only. Never send documents by email.
| Monday to Friday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday to Friday | 8:00 am – 6:00 pm |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Parking behind the building off Walnut Street. Step-free entrance at the back door.
kl/page-heroInner page hero with breadcrumb, headline, lede, actions and an optional side panel.
Honest ranges for the work we do most. Every intro call ends with a fixed quote, and the fee doesn’t change unless the work does.
kl/glanceSummary panel for client pages: starting price, forms, next deadline, lead partner.
kl/year-ledgerMonth-by-month ledger with the red margin rule. For real sequences only.
Form 943 and W-2s for farm workers due January 31.
We finish farm returns first, ahead of the March 1 rule.
File and pay by March 1 if you skipped estimated payments.
Wheat harvest. We check in on crop and cattle prices.
kl/stepsNumbered process steps.
We register you with the IRS and Kansas agencies if you’re a new employer.
By noon two days before payday, through the portal.
Paychecks, deposits and pay stubs go out on schedule.
We file every return and send you copies.
kl/checklistIncluded and not-included lists.
kl/faqAccordion on native disclosure elements. Can output FAQ schema.
Yes. We take new individual clients until February 15 each year and new business and farm clients year round.
Most individual returns cost $275 to $750. We quote a fixed fee on your intro call, before any work starts.
kl/uploadDrag-and-drop upload with file type and size checks, progress, errors and confirmation.
Encrypted end to end
Drag files here, or
PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, XLSX or CSV, up to 25 MB each.
Concept demo: files never leave your device.
Your preparer gets a notice that files arrived. Nobody else can open them.
We check everything is readable and tell you if anything is missing.
Track progress and sign your return in the client portal.
kl/bookingThree-step intro call scheduler with accessible time slots and a plain fallback.
kl/content-sectionOrdinary text: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, quotes and callouts.
Paragraph text written in the editor.
| Form | Due |
|---|---|
| 941 | Each quarter |
| W-2 | January 31 |
kl/media-textFramed image beside rich text; image can sit left or right.
Any rich text goes here.
kl/totalsLedger totals row with double rule, for up to four figures.
kl/columnsTwo to four short text columns.
Encrypted uploads, multi-factor sign-in and a written security plan, reviewed every year.
You get a fixed quote on your intro call. No surprise invoice after the return is done.
Your preparer and reviewing partner stay the same year to year.
kl/pull-quoteLarge quotation with attribution.
The numbers are the easy part.
kl/galleryPhoto grid that opens a keyboard-friendly lightbox.
kl/full-imageFramed full-width image with caption.
kl/article-indexNumbered article index with category tabs; a thumbnail follows the pointer on hover.
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.
If most of your income comes from farming, you can skip quarterly estimates entirely. The trade-off is an early deadline.
Most IRS letters are routine and fixable. A few are scams. Here’s how to tell the difference in two minutes.
kl/article-archiveFolder tabs, dark cover story, the numbered index and pagination, with in-place filtering.
Small businessNo. 08
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.
Eli Brandt, CPA
2 min read
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If most of your income comes from farming, you can skip quarterly estimates entirely. The trade-off is an early deadline.
Most IRS letters are routine and fixable. A few are scams. Here’s how to tell the difference in two minutes.
Email is the easiest way to lose a client’s identity. Here’s how we handle your documents instead, and what we’ll never ask for.
The same sale can be ordinary income or a capital gain depending on what you sold and how long you kept it.
Hiring your first employee means registering with four agencies before the first paycheck. Here’s the checklist.
File cardArticle cover sheet: category, author, date, reading time, who it applies to, forms mentioned, copy link.
File cardNo. 08
Eli Brandtkl/remindersDeadline reminder signup with client-type choices, validation and confirmation.
Sign-offAuthor sign-off at the end of an article, with partner-reviewed stamp.
Eli Brandt, CPA
Partner
Grew up on a cow-calf operation near the county line and keeps farm books the way a farmer would.