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Since 1955 -- Tax Compliance, Accounting, Business Valuation, Litigation Support, Bookkeeping, Payroll & Other Services

Take your business to the next level with accounting services from Charles Perry, PC. We are a full-service accounting firm based in Lubbock, Texas. Mr. Perry and his team offer a full range of accounting and bookkeeping services for businesses of all sizes, from small companies to billion dollar enterprises. Contact us today for a free consultation. At Charles Perry, PC, we focus on creating personal relationships with clients and providing hands-on service that meets their unique needs. Family and community are important to us, and we pride ourselves on making a positive impact as a local business.

D. Williams & CO. P.C.

D. Williams & Co., Inc. is a professional services firm of certified public accountants. A firm that serves the needs of business and non-profit organizations in Texas and the Southwest.

Hunter Bookkeeping and Tax Service

bookkeeping, Income Taxes, Payroll, Fuel Taxes, Small and Medium Business Bookkeeping, Refund Loans,

Barnhill Robert E III Atty CPA PFS CFP Account

Plan your estate to your specifications with Robert E. Barnhill III, a Lubbock attorney with over 30 years of experience in estate planning. Estate and probate law can be tough to navigate. Protect yourself and your heirs with sound legal advice. Tax preparation can be a daunting task. Making sure you claim the proper deductions and credits can be confusing, and submitting the proper forms can be intimidating. Let Robert E. Barnhill III help you plan and file your taxes. Estate planning can be difficult to tackle on your own. Several documents are involved including wills, medical power of attorney, and financial power of attorney. Let us help you plan your estate and set your mind at ease. While estate planning may seem like something you don't need to think about until later in life, getting some basics established early helps protect your family from unforeseen problems. No one wants to think about death, but it's important to have your affairs in order just in case the worst happens. A trust may not be ideal in every situation. For many, a standard will is sufficient to handle division of assets. While you can create a trust or will yourself, it's best to contact an attorney to guide through the complicated laws of each. Your living will is your family's guide to your end of life care. Whether you're 29 or 90, a living will ensures that medical professionals comply with your wishes in case you are not capable...

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