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Quarry Lane Accounting
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Clear answers about taxes and books, all year round, in Ellery Springs.

Tax preparation, bookkeeping and payroll for families and small businesses. Ask in March or in September and you get the same thing: a plain answer.

Book a consultation Call (314) 555-0158
  • Open weekdays 8:30 to 5
  • 214 Spring Street, Ellery Springs
  • In person or by video
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Look for the green door 214 Spring Street, walk right in during office hours.

Start with what describes you

Pick the one that fits. You’ll see what we can help with, in plain words, and what to bring to a first meeting.

Which describes you?

You want your return done right and someone to ask when a letter or a life change raises a question.

  • Tax return preparation

    We prepare and file your federal and Missouri returns, and walk you through anything that changed from last year.

  • Letters from the IRS or the state

    Bring the letter. We read it with you, explain what it is asking for and what your options are.

  • Planning for a change

    A new job, a move, a marriage or a new baby. We look at what it means for your taxes before the year ends, not after.

Bring these to your first meeting

Tick them off as you find them. Nothing is saved or sent.

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You want clean books, paychecks that go out on time and a tax season without surprises.

  • Monthly bookkeeping

    Your accounts reconciled every month, with a short report in plain language so you know where things stand.

  • Payroll

    Paychecks, withholding and payroll filings handled on a schedule you can count on.

  • Business tax returns

    Prepared from books you already understand, so the return holds no mysteries.

  • Catch-up bookkeeping

    Behind by a few months or a few years? We start where your records stop and bring them up to date.

Bring these to your first meeting

Tick them off as you find them. Nothing is saved or sent.

Book a consultation

You have an idea or a first customer, and you want to set things up right from the start.

  • Setting up your books

    A simple system that fits how you actually work, so recordkeeping takes minutes, not weekends.

  • The tax side of your business structure

    We explain how each option is taxed. For the legal side, we suggest you also talk with an attorney.

  • Paying taxes during the year

    Whether you will need to make payments before tax season, and how to set money aside for them.

  • Your first hire

    What payroll involves before the first paycheck, so nothing is missed.

Bring these to your first meeting

Tick them off as you find them. Nothing is saved or sent.

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What happens at your first consultation

No forms to fill in beforehand and no pressure to sign up. Four steps, in this order.

  1. Ask for a time

    Use the form below or call. We reply to confirm a time that works for you.

  2. Gather a few papers

    We send the checklist for your situation, the same one shown above, so you know exactly what to bring.

  3. Talk it through

    At the office on Spring Street or by video. Bring every question; nothing is too small to ask.

  4. Get it in writing

    You leave with a plain summary of what you need and a written quote. Nothing starts until you agree.

What clients say

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Questions people ask us

Short answers here. Longer ones at your consultation.

Do I have to wait until tax season to call?

No. Questions come up all year: a new job, a letter, a business idea. Call when the question comes up, while there is still time to plan.

I’m behind on my bookkeeping. Can you still help?

Yes. Catch-up bookkeeping is common. We start from your last reliable records and bring everything up to date, then keep it current if you want us to.

What will it cost?

It depends on what you need. After your first consultation you get a written quote, and no work begins until you have agreed to it.

I got a letter from the IRS. What should I do?

Don’t set it aside. Letters often include a date to respond by, so call soon and bring the letter to your consultation. We explain what it says and what your options are.

Can we meet by video?

Yes. Many first consultations happen by video. You can share documents ahead of time or hold them up to the camera.

Should my new business be an LLC?

We can explain how each option is taxed and what it would mean for your bookkeeping. The choice also has legal effects, so we suggest you talk with an attorney before deciding.

Book a consultation

Tell us a little about what you need. We reply to confirm a time, at the office or by video.

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