Sharpe CPA / For Businesses
Generic accounting software is generic because it has to be. I do the tax and the books, and I write the programs that assume your trade — its filings, its units, its margins.
The practice
Returns, planning and the books behind them, for closely held businesses and the people who own them.
Counties, districts and the funds they answer for. I spent three years inside a county treasury and know where the money actually gets lost.
Advisory work. I do not perform attest engagements.
The applications below started as things my own clients needed and could not buy anywhere.
Applications
Each of these assumes a trade rather than trying to fit all of them. That is the whole point, and it is why they are on subscription rather than sold once and abandoned.
Sales tax recovery and amendments, filing automation, and an aggregator that takes cardlock and remote-sale detail straight through to a return. Running now at taxtraks.net.
Your customers, your sites and your billing in one place, scoped to your company. Invoices, payments and a message thread with the office.
Drawing takeoff from DXF, PDF or a scanned sheet; labour and equipment rate build-ups; prevailing wage and certified payroll on WH-347, A-1-131 and CEM-2501; purchase orders, subcontracts, change orders and progress billing, with two-way QuickBooks Online.
Multi-location sales and tax reporting for operators running more than one store.
Collection, voucher and revenue tooling of the kind I put in at the county.
Anything marked in development or planned is exactly that. TaxTraks is the one you can use today.
Your account
The same account that runs your subscriptions is your secure document portal. Send me your records there rather than by email — it keeps them off mail servers, and it leaves a record of who sent what.