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Know What the Records Say
Small-business accounting, reconciliations, organized reporting, and QuickBooks guidance.
Houston Bay Area · CPA + Enrolled Agent
When the numbers need to hold up, Thomas Reed is the person you want asking the next question.
Thomas Reed, CPA, EA, helps small-business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals connect accounting, tax planning, financial reporting, new-business decisions, and IRS representation—so their numbers are ready for scrutiny and opportunity.
Accounting, tax, audits, reviews, compilations, QuickBooks guidance, business formation, and IRS help for Houston-area clients.
Thomas Reed, CPA, EA · Houston, Texas
The person behind the judgment
Experience matters most when someone knows where to look.
Thomas is a CPA licensed in Texas and Colorado and an Enrolled Agent authorized to practice before the IRS. His work spans corporate, individual, estate, and gift taxation, along with IRS representation.
He earned an MBA from Texas A&M University, a Master of Taxation from the University of Denver, and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Metropolitan State University.
That range helps him examine both the immediate filing obligation and the financial structure behind it.
The current firm biography lists memberships with the AICPA, the Texas Society of CPAs, and the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers.
Meet Thomas ReedNumbers that can take a question
Good decisions start with numbers that can take a question.
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Know What Can Be Relied Upon
Audits, reviews, compilations, and financial information prepared for the appropriate level of scrutiny.
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Know What to Do Next
Tax planning, business formation, operational questions, and decisions shaped by clearer financial information.
A return records the year. Planning helps shape the next one.
Individual, business, estate, and gift tax work can sit inside a broader planning relationship—one that considers upcoming business changes, estimated obligations, entity and compensation questions, cash flow, life events, and the tax consequences of a transaction before it happens.
Explore tax work
IRS matters
An IRS problem needs a clear response—not more uncertainty.
For notices, unfiled returns, balances due, examinations, and other federal tax concerns, the work begins by establishing facts and deadlines.
Request an IRS Matter Review- 01Identify the notice, deadline, and tax years involved
- 02Request documents through a secure channel
- 03Review the filing and account history
- 04Explain the available response path
- 05Establish scope and representation
- 06Keep the client informed
Who Thomas serves
Built for people whose decisions affect more than one tax return.
Small-business owners
Entrepreneurs and new ventures
Individuals and families
Estate or gift-tax considerations
Businesses needing financial reporting
Taxpayers requiring IRS representation
Serving Houston, Pearland, Galveston, Texas City, Friendswood, League City, Nassau Bay, Webster, and surrounding Houston-area communities.
The client experience
Direct access. Organized work. Clear next steps.
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Start With the Question
Understand the decision, deadline, filing need, or concern.
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Review the Foundation
Identify the records, returns, systems, and reporting involved.
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Define the Scope
Clarify responsibilities, timing, deliverables, and secure documents.
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Complete and Review the Work
Explain what was done and what requires attention next.
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Stay Ahead
Create a path for future planning, accounting, or compliance.
Insights
Notes from the questions clients ask before the numbers are final.
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Tax planning
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IRS notices
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Business formation
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QuickBooks and accounting controls
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Audits, reviews, and compilations
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Estate and gift-tax considerations
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Year-end business decisions
Before it becomes a deadline
Bring Thomas the question before it becomes a deadline.
Whether the concern involves a tax return, financial records, a new business, an IRS notice, or information that needs to withstand outside scrutiny, begin with a direct conversation.