Disclosures.
Read this page for the speaker, the work, and the boundary that gets a section to itself. Everywhere else on the site is about a month that ends on a day. Here the subject is the relationship.
Steven Palmieri carries this address. The practice keeps books month by month, sets payroll up on a provider the owner already runs, and prepares a return from months that have already closed. The page you came for is the profit and loss, the balance sheet, and one line about what changed.
Who operates the site is named once, in the footer line under the signoff. Other pages do not retell a location. The number beside that line is how the public reaches us. No street is published. No email address is published.
Browsing is free of any client duty. Sending the form still leaves you free to stop. A booked slot can be dropped with a phone call. None of those steps is an engagement. An engagement is a writing that names a scope.
No company's figures are printed here. Inventing them would fake knowledge of a file we have not seen. Bring the month if you want a conversation about that month. That talk does not lock in a balance due or a refund.
Other pages link here when the question is who we are. The about page is where the practice and the hub are introduced. This page is where the boundary is. Read the pair before a form if you want both halves.
When two pages pull in different directions, trust the page that is about that exact point. Older months govern what blocks a new close. The date page governs what the finished page contains. Who we are, and the boundary under this heading, are settled here.
Month after month, the work is a reading of where the cash went. Each kind of cost should land in the same place every month, so one month can sit next to another. A deposit that is not a sale should not be booked as income. Those are standards for the file. They are not a chart of accounts published here. No chart of accounts is published on this address. It stays in the working file, and only for a company that has hired the practice.
The fixed sentence about how the pages are made sits under the signoff on every page of this site, in those same words. We do not retell it in different words. Phone us, point at the bad line, and the page gets the correction. You will see the corrected line where you found the bad one.
The line we draw.
Steven Palmieri is not a CPA.
That sentence is the limit. It is printed here and left alone. Closing a month, preparing statements, setting payday up on a service you run, and preparing a return from finished months all continue. None of those jobs rewrites the sentence into a CPA practice.
This offer never produces an audit, a review, a compilation, or an opinion attached to the statements. Ask for an examined report and the first conversation will say this offer cannot sign it, then name a licensed firm that can. The monthly page is not that report, and it should not be handed over as if it were.
Fighting a notice in an exam or an appeal is work this address does not accept. When a notice arrives, the closed months are the records we can help gather, and the response itself is a scope that has to be named. It is not included merely because the month closed.
On this address, payday help ends once the company is set up. You might already run the service, or you might choose one. After the setup conversation, those checks still come from the provider the company already uses. Tax deposits and payroll returns belong to that provider once setup is finished. The monthly page reads the registers. It does not operate them.
We will not pretend a new month is closed while an older month is open. We will either start with the older month as its own project or we will decline. Which of those two it is gets said before any commitment is asked. The reason is honesty, not a cheaper tier.
No page on this site is a promise of a refund, a balance due, or a savings figure. Anyone who quotes you a result before seeing the months is selling a different product. We would rather have no engagement than a number we invented.
The chip, the fields, and the calendar do not edit the sentence at the top of this section. They do not print a street. They do not ask you to treat a general page as advice about your own numbers. The number with the signoff is the public route if you want to talk about the limit itself.
One more note on the family of sites. This address is one front door. Other addresses published by the same practice are named for other work a visitor might have come for. Behind every door is this practice, reached at the single number in the footer. This site does not link to those addresses. The only outbound link to the practice hub is on the about page.
Content here is general. Rules for tax and for filing move, and two owners can land in different places under the same rule. Check anything that would change your own return before you act on a line you found here. The sentences are a map of the work, not a map of your year.
If you came from a quote that promised an assuring report, payday as a run, or a close on top of open months, bring the quote. We will tell you which parts match this offer and which parts do not. That comparison is a fair use of the first call, including when the answer is that you should hire someone else.