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Since 2014, Code Accounting has specialized in helping technology startups and real estate companies navigate complex financial landscapes with clarity and confidence. We provide comprehensive accounting and tax services tailored to the unique needs of innovative businesses and property professionals whether you’re a startup poised for growth or a real estate firm managing multiple assets.

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Our Foundations

  • At Code Accounting, we leverage the latest accounting software and technology to empower business owners with accurate, timely data that drives smarter decision-making. But we offer more than just spreadsheets and graphs—our team takes the time to explain what your financial data really means. We help you integrate these insights into your strategy, so your business can maximize profitability and stay agile in a competitive market.

    With extensive experience integrating financial data with virtually every major software on the market, we make your existing systems work better for you, eliminating the need for expensive new software or time-consuming staff retraining. Whether you need support with accounting and tax planning, payroll, invoicing, CRM, timesheet management, inventory, or Point of Sale systems, our flexible approach ensures seamless integration tailored to your workflow.

  • As a small, U.S.-based team, we pride ourselves on attentive, responsive service. We never outsource tasks; every detail is managed by professionals who understand the fast-paced world of technology and real estate. Our clients trust us as their go-to financial resource, knowing they’ll always get the answers and support they need, when they need them.

    Let Code Accounting be your partner in financial success, providing the clarity, integration, and support your technology startup or real estate company needs to thrive

  • Accounting Should Be Understandable. Whether we’re handling your financial reporting and analysis or monthly bookkeeping for your startup, you deserve clarity—not jargon.

    Support Should Be Human We’re not bots. You get real conversations with a licensed CPA, whether you’re asking about real estate tax deductions or quarterly financial statements.

    Pricing Should Be Predictable No hourly guessing. Our fixed-price CPA bookkeeping services are built for simplicity, transparency, and long-term relationships.

    Systems Should Be Smart. We use automation to streamline your bookkeeping, reduce errors, and support clean, audit-ready financial data—without cutting corners.

Meet the Founder

Hi, I’m Sean, the founder of Code Accounting.

I’ve been in the accounting industry for 14  years, working closely with hundreds of small businesses, startups, and real estate clients to help them stay compliant, plan strategically, and grow with confidence. Over the course of my career, I’ve advised clients managing more than $1 billion in combined assets, revenue, and real estate investments.

I started this firm because too many business owners were either overpaying for outdated advice or struggling to make sense of generic bookkeeping services. I’ve seen what happens when financials are neglected and I’ve built this firm to offer something better: proactive, technology-driven accounting that still puts people first.

At Code Accounting, we help clients focus on what they do best by giving them clarity, confidence, and strategies tailored to their goals. Let’s get you back to doing what you do best.

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 FAQs

  • A small business should hire an accountant as soon as finances become complex: filing taxes, handling payroll, or managing growth. An accountant can save time, reduce errors, and identify tax savings that business owners often miss.

  • An accountant is anyone who handles financial records and prepares tax documents, while a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) has passed a rigorous state licensing exam and met education and experience requirements. CPAs can represent clients before the IRS, perform audits, and provide advanced tax and financial planning services. Choosing a CPA gives small businesses added expertise and assurance when it comes to complex tax or compliance issues.

  • While “loopholes” is often a buzzword, the IRS does allow legal tax strategies that reduce liability. Common examples include Section 179 deductions for equipment, the home office deduction, business mileage, retirement plan contributions, and health insurance premiums. Leveraging these deductions properly can free up cash flow and lower taxable income. Always confirm with a qualified CPA to make sure these apply to your business.

  • Small business owners should understand their federal, state, and local tax obligations, including income tax, self-employment tax, payroll tax, and sales tax. Keeping accurate records, separating business and personal expenses, and planning for quarterly estimated taxes are key steps. Working with a tax professional can help you stay compliant and uncover deductions that lower your overall tax bill.

  • Estimated quarterly taxes are advance payments to the IRS on income that isn’t subject to withholding, such as self-employment or small business income. Paying quarterly helps you avoid penalties and keeps you on track for year-end tax filing.

  • Small businesses should keep receipts, invoices, payroll records, mileage logs, and bank statements. Organized financial records make tax preparation faster and ensure you don’t miss valuable deductions.

  • Yes, an accountant can uncover deductions, maximize credits, and create tax strategies tailored to your business. Professional guidance often leads to significant savings while keeping you compliant with IRS rules.

  • Bookkeeping tracks daily financial transactions like expenses, invoices, and payroll. Accounting uses that data to prepare financial statements, file taxes, and provide strategic advice. Both are essential for a healthy business.

  • The best accounting software depends on your business size, industry, and goals. Look for features like invoicing, expense tracking, payroll integration, and tax reporting. Cloud-based platforms such as QuickBooks or Xero are popular for small businesses because they offer real-time access and easy collaboration with your accountant. Always compare pricing, ease of use, and customer support before deciding.

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