Let us be your strategic partner
SouthHouse CPA is a primarily remote firm with the goal of ensuring your success. We will use our experience and expertise to help you and your business reach your goals.
Professional History
I began my career in 2008 after earning a Master of Accountancy from Truman State University. Following graduation, I joined a mid-sized regional public accounting firm, where I obtained my CPA license, gained experience working with international clients, audited municipalities and school districts, and had the privilege of learning from highly skilled colleagues.
In 2011, I founded SouthHouse CPA LLC to pursue greater professional autonomy. Since then, the practice has grown consistently, serving a diverse range of clients—from families reporting modest investment income to multinational organizations. While the firm supports a broad client base, my primary focus remains on small businesses and individuals with wage income and emerging entrepreneurial ventures. Helping clients build stronger financial foundations and scale their businesses continues to be the most rewarding aspect of my work.
Since 2017, SouthHouse CPA has operated fully remotely, enabling the firm to deliver responsive, high-quality service from anywhere while preserving the strong, trusted relationships that clients rely on.
Services
Tax Preparation & Planning
Individual, business, and complex returns with proactive year-round planning to minimize tax liability and ensure compliance.
Bookkeeping and Payroll
Accurate, Cloud-based financial tracking and compliant payroll processing tailored to your needs provided in-house or outsourced depending on your situation.
Business Advisory
Strategic guidance to help you scale, structure, and succeed.
Articles & Media
As a business owner you will be uniquely targeted for phishing attacks and compliance scams. These can vary from suspicious e-mails to legitimate-looking letters and notices.
IRS Issues
The IRS is underfunded and understaffed and has been for years. This has caused delays, unexpected notices, and difficulties in contacting them.
Tax credits are wonderful incentives and rewards, but should be embarked upon with caution. Non-tax considerations need to be prioritized when making long-term and costly decisions.
General advice all small business owners should know regarding the handling of company funds and distributions.
