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We are a team of multi-disciplinary experts. Since 2001, we've represented thousands of individuals, family offices, and business owners. Let us know how we can help!
Tax
Tax planning, preparation, and IRS resolution, for individuals and businesses alike. If a notice or audit ever arrives, our attorneys can represent you before the IRS — and in U.S. Tax Court.
Bookkeeping
Bookkeeping setup, catch-up, and monthly reconciliation, so your books are always accurate. As a QuickBooks ProAdvisor Elite firm, we keep your books ready for tax time all year.
Corporate & Commercial Law
Formation, contracts, payroll, and succession planning for businesses built to last. Your legal structure and your books are set up together, so they agree from the first transaction.
Estate Planning & Life-Stage Counsel
Wills, trusts, prenups, and powers of attorney to protect what matters at every stage of life. Every plan is drafted by a Colorado-licensed attorney and coordinated with your tax picture.
From The Fine Print
Practical tax and legal insights, explained in plain language.
- November 12, 2026Practice AreaMoved to Colorado With Community Property? Review Real-Estate Title Before Changing ItRecent attention to Colorado’s community-property-at-death rules raises an important planning question for relocating families: does the history of your property still matter after you move? Before changing a deed or transferring a home into a trust, coordinate the title, tax, and estate-planning review.
- November 11, 2026Practice AreaDoes Your Colorado LLC Still Need a BOI Report? What Changed—and What Records to KeepU.S. companies are now exempt from federal beneficial ownership reporting. Here is what changed—and how clear ownership records can still support tax planning, banking, financing, succession, and due diligence.
- November 10, 2026Practice AreaHow Long Should Month-End Close Take? A Better Way to Set Your Own TargetA three-day close and a ten-day close may not be measuring the same work. Learn the common benchmarks, define what “closed” means, and build a timeline that gives your business dependable numbers without sacrificing accuracy.