We are glad you have visited our site. Our company, located in Maple Valley, WA provides tax, accounting and consulting services to clients all over the Puget Sound region. Clients industries we service include retail, manufachturing, real estate, professional services, other services, law, and construction. Our goal is to make you as a client satisfied in knowing that we can handle all of the accounting required for your individual company up through the end of the year and prepare your tax returns for you. We also understand that knowing the industry your company operates is vital in helping our customers. We are committed to getting to know each and every business and the client’s industry. Also, whether your company is a sole proprietorship, LLC or S-Corporation, we will prepare your tax returns for the year including any required schedules. Additionally, we provide professional tax services to individuals as well covering everything from a basic 1040 to more complex forms and schedules. We communicate with our client every step of the way in preparing your return. Furthermore, we take a personal approach to our clients, focusing on giving you the personal attention you need to get the work done. In addition, we advise clients on financial matters unique to each client, timely building integrity and trust in the clients we service.
Jeanine Pfeiffer,
Jeanine Pfeiffer, CEO of Pfeiffers Accounting and Consulting LLC, has a bachelors of Arts degree in accounting and is an Enrolled Agent licensed to practice before the IRS. She has provided accounting and tax services and worked with a variety of companies in the Puget Sound/Seattle area for over 20 years.
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