Keep more of what you’ve built.
Year-round tax planning for business owners across Dallas–Fort Worth. We plan the year ahead, not just file the one behind.
- MAR
Projection
This year’s income, modeled before it’s earned.
- JUN
Mid-year check-in
What changed, and what it means for estimates.
- SEP
Estimate review
Quarterly payments set to what you actually owe.
- NOV
Year-end moves
Decisions made while December 31 is still ahead.
IRS estimated tax payments are due Jan 15, Apr 15, Jun 15, Sep 15 (2026).
Three services carry most of the work
All nine servicesTax planning
A projection in spring, check-ins through the year, and a November review so the year-end moves happen before December 31.
S-Corp services
Whether the election fits your profit, a reasonable salary you can defend, and the payroll that keeps it compliant.
Bookkeeping
Monthly books that are closed on time, so every planning conversation starts from real numbers.
In clients’ words
“Krystal guided us through every step with patience and clarity, helping us stay organized and confident in our filings.”
Krystal Le, Texas CPA since 2021
She’s the one you text when something comes up and you need a straight answer. She takes every discovery call herself.
| Item | Detail | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Texas CPA certificate | Krystal Le · verify on TSBPA | 03/04/2021 |
| Firm | Krystal Le CPA Co LLC, doing business as LeCPA | 09/13/2021 |
Before you book
Do you work with small businesses or just individuals?
Mostly business owners: freelancers, real estate investors and self-employed professionals, and their households. We also handle individual returns with investments, rental properties or other moving parts.
How is pricing set?
Pricing is explained before work begins. Krystal scopes the work on the discovery call, then you get a written scope and price before anything starts.
Do I need to come to the office?
No. Most clients work with us remotely through the secure client portal and video calls. In-person meetings in Richardson, Texas are available if you prefer.
When should I think about tax planning, not just filing?
If you’re self-employed, own a business or have rental properties, the useful time to plan is mid-year, while there’s still time to act before December 31.
Start with fifteen minutes.
Krystal calls you to see whether LeCPA fits what you’re building.
Krystal calls you
Fifteen minutes on what you run and what you need. Fit and scope only, not tax advice.
You get a written scope
What we’ll do, who does it, and the price, explained before work begins.
We plan the year
Through the client portal and scheduled check-ins, with Krystal reviewing every recommendation.