By the Tenth

A time. Name the month you want closed.

The calendar stays empty until you open it. Have the oldest open month in mind before you pick a time.

Send a note first

Men move parcels across tables in a sorting room, with rows of slots along the far wall.

Pick a time if you want to talk. The frame below does not load the calendar by itself. A button opens it. If scripts are off, the link under the frame stays on this site and does not leave for a mailbox.

What helps the call is small. Come with the earliest unfinished month, or come ready to admit you cannot name it yet. Whether a bank or a card feed has gone quiet. Whether payday already runs on a provider, or whether setup has not started. You do not need a file assembled before the call.

We use the call to look at the unfinished month you named. No engagement exists just because the call happened. If the right next step is the catch-up project rather than the regular day, we will say that on the call. When the honest next step is a firm that signs examined statements, that is what the call will say.

If you would rather write the month down than pick a time, the form at the bottom of this page takes a name, a phone number, and the open-month choice. The form never collects a mailbox. That footer number belongs to this same close.

Nothing on this page is a countdown, and nothing on it is a price. Choosing a slot only asks us to hold a conversation about the oldest open month. The time is real only after the practice says that slot is held. Moving the slot is a phone call to the number under the signoff.

Open the calendar when you are ready.

The calendar stays blank until you open it.

Leave the month here.

Use this if you would rather we call you than pick a slot now.

You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.