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Bookkeeping and tax services in Broadview, Illinois

Broadview is about six miles east of the office, in Cook County. It is a small village with an industrial and distribution base disproportionate to its population.

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Latonia Farris-Jenkins, owner of Farris Fair Bookkeeping and Tax Services in Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois

Cook County

Working with Broadview businesses

Payroll is usually the pressing issue for Broadview clients, along with contractor classification, which is the single easiest thing to get wrong in this kind of business.

Farris Fair is run by Latonia Farris-Jenkins, a Certified Public Bookkeeper, Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisor and IRS licensed Enrolled Agent. That combination means a Broadview business gets its books kept and its return prepared by the same person, and has someone licensed to deal with the IRS directly if a notice ever arrives.

Available in Broadview

Payroll and sales tax

CFO advisory

Who we see here

Common in Broadview

Distribution and warehousing

Contractors and trades

Small manufacturers

How we work together

Remote, in person, or a bit of both

Most Broadview clients are handled remotely. Bank feeds, shared documents and scheduled calls cover everything a monthly cycle needs, and it saves everyone a drive. The office is about 6 miles away in Oakbrook Terrace, on Butterfield Road, if you would rather meet face to face.

Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm Central, and Saturday, 9am to 2pm Central.

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A free twenty minute call

Describe the business and the state of the books. You will get a straight answer on what the work involves and what it costs.

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Questions

From Broadview business owners

Do I need to come to the office?

No. Most Broadview clients never visit. Everything can be handled remotely, and the Oakbrook Terrace office is about 6 miles away if you would prefer to meet.

Do you understand the tax situation in Cook County?

Yes. Farris Fair works on both sides of the DuPage and Cook County line and deals with the differences routinely. Municipal and county rates change, so current rates are confirmed against the Illinois Department of Revenue at the time of filing rather than quoted from memory.

My books are years behind. Will you still take it on?

Yes, and it is the most common reason people call. Cleanup is quoted as a fixed-price project before any work starts, so you know the cost of getting current before you commit to it.

Can you handle both my business and my personal return?

Yes. For most owner-run businesses the two are connected, and treating them separately is how things get missed. Latonia is an Enrolled Agent, so individual, business and non-profit returns are all handled in house.