Tax preparation, bookkeeping, and Form 1041 trust filing for individuals, families, small businesses, and fiduciaries. Backed by 27 years of experience and the kind of personal attention the big-box chains can't match.
Six practice areas covering tax preparation, ongoing accounting, payroll, sales tax compliance, advisory consulting, and fiduciary trust work, priced transparently from our August 2026 rate card.
From $150 · 50% deposit at engagement
See optionsFrom $250/mo · Annual prepay 10% off
See optionsFrom $50/run · Setup from $250
See optionsFrom $65/qtr per state
See optionsFrom $175/hr · Packages from $250
See optionsFrom $500/yr · Form 1041 from $550
See optionsDee works with a wide range of taxpayers, from first-time filers to multi-entity business owners and trustees managing estate returns.
Single filers, married couples, dependents, education credits, first-time homeowners.
Sole proprietors, LLCs, S-Corps, partnerships — formation-year through mature operations.
Executors, trustees, revocable and irrevocable trusts, Form 1041 filings, K-1 distributions.
1099 contractors, gig workers, quarterly estimates, home-office & vehicle deductions.
Rental income (Schedule E), capital gains, brokerage 1099-B, passive activity rules.
Back returns, IRS notices, unfiled years, substitute for return cleanup, installment agreements.
The tax calendar at a glance. File early and avoid the April rush.
Employers and payers must furnish W-2s and 1099-NECs to recipients.
Form 1120-S and Form 1065 due. Extension Form 7004 moves the date to September 15.
Form 1040, 1120, and 1041 due. Extension Form 4868 / 7004 moves to October 15.
Final deadline for individuals, C-Corps, and trusts that filed an extension in April.
Dee Grigsby is a Certified Bookkeeper through Intuit with a degree in Accounting and a degree in Business Management. She has been preparing tax returns for 27 years and has specialized in Form 1041 trust and fiduciary filings since 2019. Every engagement is handled personally. No outsourcing. No assembly-line processing.
Clients come to Grigsby Accounting Group for clarity and accountability. You'll know what you owe, what you can deduct, and why. And you'll have someone to call in July when a notice arrives, not just in April.
Every return is prepared by someone you know and can reach directly. Never routed through a call center.
Dee founded Grigsby Accounting Group on a simple premise: every client deserves accurate returns, clear explanations, and someone who picks up the phone. With 27 years in tax preparation and a specialty in Form 1041 trust and fiduciary filing since 2019, she handles individual, business, and estate returns personally.
Firm announcements, tax-law updates, and seasonal reminders.
The IRS began accepting 2025 federal returns on January 26, 2026, with several provisions from recent tax legislation now in effect. Taxpayers should review new deduction and reporting rules before filing, especially if you received tips, overtime pay, or sold digital assets in 2025.
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Beginning January 1, 2026, Louisiana requires electronic filing and payment for most business tax returns, withholding returns, and sales tax filings. Shreveport-area employers and retailers should confirm LaTAP access and filing workflows now to avoid penalties on returns due in 2026.
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Brokers began issuing Form 1099-DA for 2025 digital asset transactions, reporting gross proceeds to both taxpayers and the IRS. Investors still need their own cost basis records to calculate gains and losses accurately, because basis reporting phases in later.
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Whether it's a personal return, small-business filing, bookkeeping help, or a Form 1041 trust return, pick the channel that works best for you.