Trusted Small Business Accountant in Dallas-Fort Worth
Your business has enough to keep up with, and your accounting should not be one more thing to chase. FTG Financial is a small business accountant for Dallas-Fort Worth owners, with bookkeeping, payroll, and tax help from a real person you can call.
Small businesses earning roughly $200K to $10M a year
Bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation, tax planning, and consulting
Dallas-Fort Worth, plus Utah and Idaho
Book a call and tell us what you need help with
What a Small Business Accountant in Dallas Should Do for You
Hiring a small business accountant in Dallas should get you more than a tax return each spring. You deserve someone who knows how your business earns money, keeps your books current, and speaks up before small issues grow.
A real person who answers the phone.
You can reach your accountant in the off season too, not only between January and April.
A name to a face.
You work with someone who knows your file, so you are not explaining your business from scratch on each call.
Books closed on a set schedule.
Your accounts are reconciled, meaning matched to your bank, card, and loan statements, and then closed on time.
A chart of accounts built for you.
Your transactions are sorted into categories that fit how your business runs, so your reports show what is really happening.
Already paying separately for bookkeeping and tax prep? Bookkeeping starts at $350 per month, and bookkeeping clients receive 20% off tax return preparation.
Year-round accounting support
An Accountant in Your Corner, All Year
Know where your business stands
Reconciled books give you a clear picture of your finances throughout the year.
Plan before decisions become tax consequences
Talk through upcoming purchases, business changes, and tax questions before you act.
Reach someone who knows your business
Call with questions throughout the year, with an accountant who understands your books and goals.
Small Business Accounting Services That Work From the Same Numbers
Juggling a bookkeeper, a payroll app, and a separate tax preparer means nobody sees your whole financial picture. When one firm handles all of it, your records, filings, and plans come from the same set of books.
Books and payroll.
Our monthly bookkeeping services keep your accounts reconciled, and payroll services run on a self-service or full-service basis.
Tax filing and planning.
We handle individual and business returns through tax preparation and help you look ahead with business tax planning.
Financial consulting.
Profitability analysis, forecasting, and budgeting through financial consulting show where your business is heading.
Bigger-picture questions.
Once your systems are in place, we help you think through investment needs, retirement goals, and whether to revisit health insurance.
Accounting Built Around Trades, Retail, and E-commerce
The way your business earns money shapes what your books need to track. Contractors need clear records of income, payroll, and equipment expenses, while an online store needs payouts, fees, and inventory sorted out.
Contractors and home services.
Painters, landscapers, handymen, and other trades get clear books for income, expenses, and seasonal cash flow with accounting for contractors.
E-commerce and retail.
Growing businesses from $200K to $10M.
Owners in this range have often outgrown do-it-yourself books but do not need a full in-house finance department.
Big-Company Experience With a Small-Firm Relationship
Joseph Timothy founded FTG Financial in 2024 to bring big-company accounting experience to small businesses at an affordable rate. You get the experience of a large firm with the personal attention of a small one.
Good books and a solid tax return are the starting point, not the finish line. Once those are steady, your accountant can help you read your numbers and plan the next move. You can read more about how the firm works.
- Founded in 2024
- A name to a face
- Phone answered in the off season
Small Business Accountant Serving Across Dallas-Fort Worth, Utah and Idaho
You do not need an office down the street to have a small business accountant near you. Meetings happen by phone or video, and your questions go straight to the person who handles your books.
Find Out What Your Numbers Could Tell You
Whether your books are behind or you simply want more from your accountant, a short call is a good place to start. Tell us how your business runs, and we will suggest where to focus first.