Who Julie helps

Three kinds of clients. One consistent way of working.

Individuals, small-business owners, and self-employed professionals — each with their own set of decisions to trace, and their own reasons to have the tax conversation earlier than April.

Individuals & Families

Personal tax work that keeps pace with a life that is actually moving.

Julie works with individuals and families through the decisions that shape a return long before it is filed — income changes, retirement, investments, property, charitable giving, inheritance, and major life events.

Common considerations
  • 01New job, bonus structure, or equity compensation
  • 02Retirement contributions and distributions
  • 03Home purchase, sale, or refinance
  • 04Investment or property transactions
  • 05Charitable giving with meaningful tax implications
  • 06Inheritance and beneficiary questions
  • 07State residency or multi-state exposure
Small-Business Owners

The tax work runs alongside the business — not once a year at the end of it.

Julie supports small-business owners through entity taxation, estimated taxes, bookkeeping, payroll tax, sales tax, owner compensation, and year-round planning. The goal is a set of records and conversations that make decisions clearer, not just filings simpler.

Common considerations
  • 01Choosing or restructuring an entity
  • 02Owner compensation and distributions
  • 03Estimated-tax positions across the year
  • 04Payroll setup and payroll-tax filings
  • 05Sales-tax registration and reporting
  • 06Bookkeeping cleanup and monthly close
  • 07Hiring, benefits, and retirement plans
Self-Employed Professionals

The overlap between business and personal is where most of the tax questions live.

Consultants, contractors, and independent professionals often carry both business and personal tax considerations in a single return. Julie helps organize the recordkeeping and the planning so the two sides stay connected.

Common considerations
  • 01Quarterly estimated-tax projections
  • 02Deductible business expenses and recordkeeping
  • 03Retirement contributions for the self-employed
  • 04Home-office and vehicle considerations
  • 051099 and independent-contractor filings
  • 06Health insurance and benefits planning
  • 07Balancing business income against personal tax decisions

If your situation crosses more than one of these, it usually crosses more than one form, too.