Websites for Accountants & Bookkeepers
People look for an accountant when taxes get complicated or the books fall behind. An accounting firm's website explains who you serve, what you handle and how to get started, without jargon.
Who you serve and what you do
Individual tax prep, small business taxes, bookkeeping, payroll and tax problem help are separate searches. A page for each, plus a page on the kinds of clients you work best with, brings in the right people.
If you hold a CPA license or other credentials, we show them on your team page.
Never ask for documents by email
Tax documents shouldn't travel through website forms or plain email. Your site links to your firm's secure portal for documents and keeps the contact form to basic contact details.
Pages we’d build for you
A typical starting point for accountants & bookkeepers, adjusted to the services you actually offer.
- Home
- Individual tax prep
- Business taxes
- Bookkeeping
- Payroll
- Tax problems
- Who we serve
- Our team
- Client portal
- Contact
What we’ll need from you
We write the site, but only you know the facts. To get started we’ll ask for:
- Services and who you serve
- Credentials for your team
- Your secure portal link
- Fee approach
Questions from accountants & bookkeepers
Should accountants list fees?
Some list starting fees for simple returns. Many prefer to quote after learning about the client. We follow what fits your firm.
How should clients send documents?
Through your firm's secure portal, never through website forms or plain email. We link the portal from every page.
Is it worth having a page for tax season deadlines?
A short, accurate deadlines page can bring in searches every year, as long as it's kept current. We can set it up so it's easy to update.
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