Sales & Use Tax Services

Whether you’re a one-person shop selling custom shirts out of a garage or running a multi-location store, sales and use tax can feel like paperwork with a vendetta. Kim helps small businesses get compliant, minimize risk, and — when appropriate — recover money that rightfully belongs to you.

Why sales & use tax matters

Sales and use tax isn’t optional. Miss a filing, misclassify a transaction, or forget to collect tax and you could face penalties, interest, and an audit. But handled correctly, sales tax becomes a routine part of your bookkeeping — not a surprise audit waiting to happen.

Kim’s experience with audits and practical, small-business-first approach keeps tax compliance manageable and business-friendly.

How Kim helps — services we provide:

Audit preparedness & defense

  • Proactive audit planning so you’re not scrambling when notices arrive.

  • Review and organization of requested documentation to reduce exposure and shorten the audit timeline. (If you get an audit notice, take a breath. We’ve seen this before — and we’ve helped small businesses through it.)

Sales tax filings & registrations

  • Registering your business with state and local tax agencies where required.

  • Accurate, timely filings across all applicable jurisdictions.

  • Managing multi-jurisdictional rules.

  • Catching and correcting misfiled returns before penalties stack up.

Record-keeping & systems setup

  • Practical, easy-to-follow recordkeeping practices that make future filings and audits painless.

  • Implementation help for online platforms to ensure sales tax is collected and coded correctly.

Refund & credit reviews

  • Reviewing past purchases to see if sales tax was improperly charged on business purchases.

  • Identifying potential refunds or credits you may be eligible for and pursuing them on your behalf.

Sales tax training & ongoing support

  • One-on-one training for your staff on collecting and documenting sales tax.

  • Ongoing advisory services so you never guess what to do when you launch a new product, enter a new state, or change sales channels.

Kim presenting her small business expertise to a group of business owners.

The Kim Difference

Kim’s approach is grounded in real-world small business experience. No one knows the unique pressures of running a small business like another small-business person. That means advice you can actually implement — not legalese that creates more work than it solves.