Who we serve
TFS works with individuals and single-entity owners, established service businesses, and multi-entity, trust, and pre-transaction situations. Find the description that sounds like you below — it points to where you’d likely start.
Schedule a Fit ConversationIndividuals & single-entity owners
Year-round support for a single return or a single entity — continuity, not just an annual filing.
You earn through a profession or a side business and want a year-round CPA relationship — not a once-a-year filing.
Likely FoundationYou run one business (sole prop, single-member LLC, or solo S-corp) and want estimates, planning, and continuity.
Likely FoundationEstablished service businesses
Current books, monthly CPA review, and a structured quarterly advisory rhythm.
Your firm is past the startup phase and you want monthly financial visibility and proactive planning.
Likely GrowthYou run one operating entity with current books and want CPA review, a financial pack, and quarterly advisory.
Likely GrowthComplex households & businesses
CFO-level coordination for multi-entity, trust/estate, and pre-transaction complexity.
You own or control several entities needing consolidated tax and financial coordination.
Likely ExecutiveYou have a trust or estate requiring Form 1041 filings and coordinated planning.
Likely ExecutiveA sale, merger, or major event is ahead and you want tax strategy and advisor coordination.
Likely ExecutiveAn honest boundary
We’re selective on purpose — it’s what lets us deliver structure and cadence. If this sounds like you, we’ll gladly point you to a better-suited resource.
No hard feelings — TFS is built for clients who value structure, cadence, and a year-round relationship. If that’s not what you’re after, a seasonal preparer may serve you better.
Schedule a fit conversation and TFS will confirm the package that matches your situation — before any sensitive records are collected.
In production this opens the online scheduler. A fit conversation is not an engagement — no documents are collected here.
A fit conversation is not a tax-planning engagement, proposal, or client relationship. Final scope and pricing depend on CPA review and a signed engagement letter.