Free intro call
Twenty minutes on your business, your volume and how far behind you are.
A shoebox in March costs you money twice: your accountant's hourly rate to sort it, and every deduction that never made it into the pile. Thirty minutes a week prevents both.
Not a course about accounting. We sit with your bank feed and your invoices and get them into order.
Separating business from personal, choosing simple software, and a weekly routine short enough to keep.
See the programCapturing receipts once, mileage and home office logs, and keeping records you could actually produce if asked.
See the programInvoices that are easy to pay, terms that protect you, and chasing late payers without awkwardness.
See the programReconciling regularly, a quarterly review rhythm, and giving your tax professional books they can work from.
See the programScreen share, look at the real transactions, and fix the categories and the habits that created the mess.
Twenty minutes on your business, your volume and how far behind you are.
Catching up the last few months before designing anything clever.
Short, same day, and realistic for how you work.
Within 48 hours: what's miscategorized, what's missing, what to do next.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly working session where everyone does their books together.
$29/ month
A coach on your books, your categories and your routine.
$85/ month
For a year of untouched records or a business that has outgrown the spreadsheet.
$165/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
The line matters, so here it is plainly: Elvantax is not a CPA firm, an enrolled agent or a law firm. We give no tax advice, prepare nothing, file nothing, and represent nobody before any tax authority.
What we do is teach you to keep records that are complete and current, so the professional you hire spends their time on advice rather than on sorting receipts. Deductibility, entity structure and filing questions go to them — and having clean books makes those conversations much shorter.
No. That's tax advice and it belongs with a CPA or enrolled agent. We make sure the records exist and are organized so they can answer quickly.
No — we coach you to do it. If your volume has outgrown that, we'll say so and suggest hiring a bookkeeper instead.
Very common. The catch-up intensive exists for exactly that, and we work backwards month by month rather than trying to fix everything at once.
Often a spreadsheet, honestly, until volume justifies more. We take no commission from any software company.
A question for a CPA and possibly a lawyer. We won't guess at it, and anyone offering a confident answer without knowing your finances should worry you.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on where things stand and what to do first. Free.