Professionals in Abilene
Browse 18 professionals in Abilene, Kansas.
Results show Featured listings (part of a paid plan) first, followed by other listings. Paid placement affects ordering and visibility only; it is not an endorsement or a quality ranking.
Barrett Tax and Accounting
Darlene Irene Bowyer
David E Burris
Kansas Farm Management Association
Kansas Farm Management Association - NC District
Kimberly Lake
Mary Ann Thornton
MCCALLSON TAX & ACCOUNTING LLC
McCallson Tax & Accounting LLC
NC KATS
NC KATS Inc
One Source Consulting
Pottberg Gassman & Hoffman Chtd
Pottberg Gassman & Hoffman Chtd
Pottberg, Gassman & Hoffman, Chartered
Pottberg, Gassman, & Hoffman Chtd
Tanya Hagedorn
Trenton Hargrave
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a bookkeeper cost in Abilene?
Freelance bookkeepers: $25–$50/hour. Professional bookkeeping firms: $40–$80/hour. Monthly packages for small businesses: $300–$800/month depending on transaction volume. Payroll add-on: $50–$150/month. Year-end prep: $500–$1,500 one-time. Always ask what's included.
What's the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant?
Bookkeepers handle daily financial records: data entry, reconciliation, invoicing, payroll. Accountants provide higher-level services: tax strategy, financial statements, CRA audits, business advice. Most small businesses need a bookkeeper year-round and an accountant for tax season.
When should I hire a bookkeeper?
Hire a bookkeeper when: you're spending 5+ hours/month on books, you've missed a tax deadline, your records are behind, you're hiring employees (payroll), or your business revenue exceeds $50K. The cost of a bookkeeper is almost always less than the cost of mistakes.
Do bookkeepers need certification?
No certification is legally required, but look for CPB (Certified Professional Bookkeeper) from the Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping, or QuickBooks ProAdvisor / Xero Certified. These demonstrate training and competency. Always ask about their experience with businesses like yours.
Can a bookkeeper do my taxes?
Bookkeepers can prepare and file simple tax returns (T1, T2, HST/GST). For complex tax situations — corporate restructuring, tax planning, CRA audits, international tax — you need a CPA. Many bookkeepers partner with accountants and can coordinate your year-end seamlessly.