Contractor Tax Prep Checklist: How Exposed Are You to IRS Audits Right Now?
Tax Preparation for Contractors
Contractors: Are You Ready For An IRS Audit?
Get your books cleaned up, taxes filed correctly, and business structured to help reduce tax exposure and avoid costly mistakes.
No obligation. Takes under a minute. You speak directly with a contractor-focused accounting professional.
We understand your industry and your unique challenges.
Identify deductions and strategies to keep more of what you earn.
Clean, accurate books that keep you protected and prepared.
Direct access to our team when you need answers most.
Financial clarity today leads to a stronger tomorrow.
Are You Making Any Of These Costly Mistakes?
- Your books haven’t been reconciled consistently
- Business and personal expenses are mixed
- You’re unsure which expenses are deductible
- You’re behind on estimated taxes
- You don’t know your true profit by job
Find Out Where You Stand
Book your free tax review today and get expert answers tailored to your business.
Get Your Free Tax Reviewor call (818) 600-4422
What Changes When Someone Plans Ahead
Know What You Owe Before December
We run your numbers during the year instead of after it, so April is a confirmation of a number you already saw — not a surprise you have to finance.
Keep More of What You Earned
Entity structure, depreciation timing and method elections applied against your real job schedule — the levers a generalist filing your return in April can no longer pull.
Stop Dreading IRS Mail
Reconciled, documented, defensible books turn a notice into a filing task instead of a week of panic and an emergency invoice.
Services Built For Contractors
- Bookkeeping
- 1099 & Subcontractor Reporting
- Tax Planning & Preparation
- Entity Selection & Structure
- Payroll Services
- IRS Audit Support
- Job Costing & Profitability
- Cash Flow Management
- Sales Tax Compliance
- Year-Round Advisory
What Contractors Are Saying
Client testimonialMost contractors don’t find out they were exposed until the notice arrives. Hear from a client who got ahead of it, then get your own review.
Contractors Trust Us
“I’ve been using Accounting Solutions for several years now for my business and personal taxes and the team has been excellent! Professionalism, speed, efficiency, and accuracy — he’s top notch!”
“This is the guy. 100%. Stop looking further.”
“Great working with George and his team — great communication, excellent service, happy to recommend.”

“I built this firm around one industry on purpose. Construction has its own accounting — retainage, WIP, job costing, certified payroll, method elections — and a generalist CPA who sees two contractors a year will never catch what a specialist catches every week.”
George Ghazarian, CPA
Founder, Accounting Solutions LLP
Questions Contractors Ask
How much does it cost to have you handle my taxes?
It depends on your entity type, number of returns and how much cleanup your books need. The free tax review gives you a fixed quote before you commit to anything — no surprises and no pressure.
I’m already behind on filings. Can you still help?
Yes. Back filings, unfiled returns and IRS notices are routine work for us. We get you current first, then build the plan that keeps you out of the same spot next year.
Do you work with my trade?
We specialize in construction: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, concrete, framing, solar, remodeling and general contractors.
Will you replace my current CPA?
We can, or we can complement them. Many contractors keep their CPA and use us for clean, tax-ready books year-round so there’s no seasonal scramble. We coordinate directly either way.
What actually happens on the free tax review?
We look at your last return and your current books, flag the exposure and the missed deductions, and show you what a corrected year looks like. You leave with the findings whether you hire us or not.
How fast can we get started?
Most contractors are onboarded within a week of the first call.
How is this different from tax software?
Software looks backward — it records what already happened and puts it on the right line. We look forward: entity structure, depreciation timing, retirement design and accounting method decided before the year closes, while they can still change what you owe.
I already have a bookkeeper. Do I still need you?
Often yes, and we’re glad to work alongside them. A bookkeeper records transactions. We make sure the work is job-costed correctly, that the tax positions behind those numbers hold up, and that a CPA has reviewed the file before it becomes a return.
Stop Guessing At Tax Time
Get a clear read on where you stand, what you owe, and what you can legally keep.
Tell us a little about your business and we’ll come back with what we find — the exposure, the missed deductions and what a corrected year looks like. No obligation.
- A review of your last filed return
- A read on your current audit exposure
- Deductions your trade commonly misses
- A fixed quote before you commit to anything