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Accounting and tax service FAQs
Answers about working with KDM. For tax rules and deadlines, use the linked guides for your specific question.
Questions and answers
What services does KDM provide?
Bookkeeping, payroll coordination, QuickBooks support, tax preparation, planning, business-formation assistance and routine notice response within the agreed scope.
Where are your offices?
Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Remote engagements are available nationwide. Call to arrange a meeting.
Is KDM a CPA firm?
No. Financial-statement assurance work is outside the practice. Audit, appeals and collections representation are referred to an appropriately qualified professional.
How are fees agreed?
The scope and fee are confirmed before work starts. Published starting prices depend on transaction volume, return complexity and the services required.
Is the personal return included in S-Corp pricing?
The published single-shareholder package includes the Form 1120-S and owner’s Form 1040. Confirm complexity, additional states and other work in the written quote.
Can you work with my existing bookkeeper or payroll provider?
Yes. Responsibilities can be divided so your existing provider handles daily work and KDM handles the agreed review, reconciliation or tax service.
What should I bring to an initial discussion?
Have your last return, current financial statements and a short description of the problem available. Send sensitive documents only through the approved secure process.
Can you respond to an IRS notice?
KDM reviews routine correspondence for returns it prepared, subject to scope. Share the complete notice promptly. Audit defense, appeals and collections require a qualified representative.
Will an S election save me money?
Not necessarily. Compare reasonable compensation, profit, payroll and preparation costs, state taxes and eligibility. There is no universal profit threshold.
Is a missed election automatically fixable?
No. Late relief depends on the entity’s intent, reasonable cause, filing history and applicable deadlines. An eligibility review comes first.