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KAC Consulting

Name: KAC Consulting
Address: San Antonio, TX, 78232, US
Telephone: +12109882841

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Enrolled Agent, providing small business services including bookkeeping, payroll, tax, and consulting. Quickbooks certified pro-adviser.

I am a bookkeeper and a Profit First Professional. My job is to make sure your business is growing, and your wallet is too. Contact me and I will explain the Profit First strategy I use to grow your profits. As an Enrolled Agent, licensed to practice before the IRS since 2008, I have been providing small business services including bookkeeping, payroll, tax, IRS representation, CFO services, and consulting. In addition as a Quickbooks Certified Pro-Advisor I provide support, training, set-up, and clean-up for most versions of Quickbooks including Pro, Premier Manufacturing and Wholesale, Premier Retail, Premier Professional Service, Premier General Business, Quickbooks Enterprise, Quickbooks Enterprise with Advanced Inventory, Quickbooks Point-of-Sale, and Quickbooks Online.

10/27/2026

A decade of partnership says a lot. KAC Consulting is proud to provide the consistent support, proactive guidance, and personalized attention that help business owners stay focused on running their businesses.

Thank you for allowing us to be part of your team for over ten years!

10/21/2026

A significant business investment has two questions attached to it:

**Does it make sense for the business?** And **How will the tax code treat it?**

Those questions aren't interchangeable, but they should be considered together.

Current rules provide substantially different treatment for certain qualifying investments, including 100% first-year bonus depreciation for qualifying property and current deductions for qualifying domestic research and experimental expenditures.

The objective isn't to make a purchase simply because it creates a deduction. It's to understand whether the tax treatment changes the timing or economics of an investment the business is already considering.

For established businesses, that distinction is an important part of strategic tax planning.

10/15/2026

When you own multiple businesses or operate across several locations, tax strategy shouldn't happen in silos.

Ownership structure, income, intercompany activity, and the way profits reach the owner can all affect the bigger picture. Certain tax rules may even require commonly owned businesses to be evaluated together, depending on the circumstances.

Whether you're expanding into new locations or managing multiple ventures, your tax strategy should account for the full ownership picture.

KAC Consulting | Tax strategy for the bigger picture
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10/13/2026

Running a restaurant comes with enough moving parts. Having confidence in your numbers shouldn’t be another source of stress.

We’re grateful for the trust our clients place in KAC Consulting and we are proud to help business owners navigate the financial side of running their businesses with greater clarity and confidence.

Thank you for the kind words and recommendation!

10/05/2026

Reaching your first million in revenue is an important milestone, but it is also a natural point to reconsider some of the assumptions behind the business.

The company you are operating at $1 million may look very different from the one you built at $300,000 or $500,000. Profitability may have changed, owner distributions may be larger, you may have added locations or employees, invested significantly in equipment or property, or begun operating multiple entities.

None of those changes automatically means your tax structure or strategy needs to change. They do mean that a strategy designed around the earlier version of the business shouldn't necessarily be left on autopilot.

For an established business, tax planning is not about finding a standard strategy for a particular revenue number. It is about evaluating whether the structure and decisions surrounding the business continue to make sense as its circumstances change.

If you've crossed the million-dollar mark and haven't revisited that strategy recently, it may be time to take another look.

09/29/2026

We love hearing how we not only gained the full confidence of our clients, but also how we are able to lighten the the load so they can focus on being passionate about their businesses!

09/23/2026

Q4 shouldn't be the first time your business looks at its tax position. By this point in the year, you have considerably more information than you did in January. The question is whether your tax strategy has been updated to reflect it.

For established businesses, that means looking at current performance, estimated payments, major investments, ownership or entity changes, available tax opportunities, and any significant transactions that could affect the year-end position.

The goal isn't to make decisions simply because the calendar says Q4. It's to make sure the strategy still reflects the business that actually exists today.

09/15/2026

There is something especially rewarding about working with a client year after year and getting to see the business evolve along the way.

The relationships we value most at KAC aren't limited to a single tax season or a single engagement. We have the privilege of working alongside incredible business owners over time, watching their companies grow, navigating new challenges with them, and being there as one milestone leads to the next.

Hearing that our team has been a trusted resource through those years means more than we can say.

We are grateful for the clients who continue to put their trust in us, year after year, and for the opportunity to be part of the businesses they are building.

Thank you for allowing us to be part of the journey. We truly couldn't ask for better clients.

09/14/2026

Estimated tax payments are based on a forecast of the year's expected tax liability, so it is worth asking whether the forecast still reflects the business when the underlying economics have materially changed.

The IRS's 2026 guidance allows estimated tax to be refigured during the year when circumstances change and provides an annualized income installment method for taxpayers whose income is uneven throughout the year.

For an established business, the objective isn't to constantly adjust the tax estimate or automatically increase payments whenever performance improves. It is to periodically determine whether the assumptions supporting the estimate remain sound and whether the company's broader tax strategy still reflects the business as it is actually performing.

A tax projection should be treated with the same discipline as any other financial forecast: when the underlying facts change materially, the projection deserves another look.

09/08/2026

There are tax opportunities that business owners overlook because they don't know about them, and then there are the ones they overlook because they *do* know about them. The F**A Tip Credit can fall into the second category.

For an established restaurant group, the question isn't whether you've heard of the credit. It's whether the assumptions behind the decision to pursue (or dismiss) it still hold true as the business has grown.

Not every credit is worth pursuing. The right question is whether the potential benefit, administrative effort, and overall tax position make sense for the business today.

Sometimes the best tax strategy isn't about discovering something new.
It's about taking a second look at something you already know.
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San Antonio, TX
78232

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+12109882841

Website

http://www.kacconsulting.com/

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