Whether your CPA retired, you're not getting clear answers, or your business has outgrown doing the books yourself, get a clear year-end picture and a plan for tax season.
A focused 20-minute call with Jon Wright, CPA. Jon is accepting a limited number of new business clients for the 2026 tax season.

Your CPA retired, sold the practice, or stopped serving businesses like yours. Don't go into tax season without a relationship and a clear process.
If you only hear from your accountant when it's time to upload documents or pay a bill, it's time for a professional second conversation.
When bookkeeping, payroll, and tax tasks are pulling you away from sales and operations, it's time to put the right support in place.
Answer these five questions honestly:
Are your books current through last month?
Have your quarterly estimated payments been reviewed this year?
Do you know your approximate 2026 tax position?
Are your 1099 and W-2 records ready for the end-of-January filing deadline?
Do you have a CPA relationship in place for tax season?
If you answered "no" or "not sure" to any of these, a readiness call is the fastest way to find out what needs attention.
Any obvious year-end tax, bookkeeping, or filing items that need attention
Whether your current accounting setup is giving you the clarity you need
Whether J. D. Wright CPA is the right fit for your work, timing, and complexity
Your most appropriate next step
You'll leave with a one-page Year-End Readiness Snapshot summarizing what we found and what to do next.
Business owners with growing complexity, especially businesses approaching or above $750,000 in gross receipts, payroll, subcontractors, or multiple entities.
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Pick a time that works for you. Prefer to talk first? Call (210) 510-1827.