Bookkeeping built for Texas business.
Monthly bookkeeping, catch-up and cleanup, business tax preparation, Texas franchise tax and sales tax support for small and growing businesses across Texas.
Reliable records
Tax preparation
Texas businessSince 1991, AS Consulting Group has helped businesses build more reliable financial records for tax, compliance and day-to-day decisions.
Start with the books. Then solve the right problem.
AS Consulting Group helps Texas businesses connect day-to-day bookkeeping with business tax preparation and state compliance. We first determine whether the records are current, behind or unreliable, then define the work required before the next filing or reporting deadline.
- Monthly bookkeeping support
- Historical catch-up
- Bookkeeping cleanup
- Business tax preparation
- Texas franchise tax
- Texas sales tax
Six services. One clearer accounting system.
The service should match the problem. Ongoing bookkeeping keeps records current; catch-up completes missing periods; cleanup corrects unreliable books; tax services begin from records that can be supported.
Monthly Bookkeeping
Keep the books current, reconciled and usable throughout the year.
↗02Catch-Up Bookkeeping
Complete missing accounting periods from the last reliable month forward.
↗03Bookkeeping Cleanup
Correct records containing unreliable balances or unresolved inconsistencies.
↗04Business Tax Preparation
Move from dependable books into an organized business-tax preparation process.
↗05Texas Franchise Tax
Support with Texas franchise-tax filing requirements and the records behind the filing.
↗06Texas Sales Tax
Sales-and-use tax support for businesses needing filing, reconciliation and cleaner records.
↗The books should make the tax work easier—not harder.
Financial records are useful when they can explain what happened, reconcile to underlying accounts and support the next filing without months of reconstruction.
A clear path from records to filing.
We start with the condition of the records, define the scope, bring the books into order and then move into the appropriate tax or compliance work.
Review the current records
+Identify the last reliable period, missing months, unreconciled accounts and immediate filing needs.
Define the right scope
+Separate recurring bookkeeping from catch-up, cleanup and tax work so the engagement addresses the actual problem.
Bring the books into order
+Complete missing activity or correct unreliable balances before additional work is built on top.
Prepare the applicable filing
+Move into business tax preparation, Texas franchise tax or sales-tax work when the records are ready.
Keep the business current
+Use a recurring bookkeeping process to reduce the chance of another backlog before the next filing cycle.
Experience behind the work. A clearer next step for the business.
Long-term business advisory experience.
AS Consulting Group has supported businesses since 1991, connecting financial records, tax preparation and compliance work into a more dependable process.
Texas-focused work within AS Consulting Group.
This site is focused on bookkeeping, business tax and Texas compliance for small and growing businesses across Texas.
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Questions Texas business owners ask.
What if my bookkeeping is several months behind?+
Catch-up bookkeeping can complete the missing periods from the last reliable accounting period forward. If earlier balances are also unreliable, cleanup may be needed first or alongside the catch-up work.
How do I know whether I need catch-up or cleanup?+
Catch-up addresses missing bookkeeping periods. Cleanup addresses records that already exist but contain unreliable balances, duplicate activity or unresolved discrepancies.
Can bookkeeping and business tax preparation be handled separately?+
Yes. They are separate scopes of work, but tax preparation is more efficient when the underlying books are complete, reconciled and supportable.
Do small Texas businesses still have franchise-tax filing obligations?+
They can. A business may have Texas franchise-tax or information-report filing obligations even when no franchise-tax payment is due. The requirement depends on the entity and the applicable reporting year.