Bizer is not an accountant. It does not keep your books and it does not file your returns; what it does is keep the money visible and the tax facts straight. In Louisiana the tax facts are the part that catches people out: sales tax is collected locally, the state takes its share and each parish adds its own, split again across the towns inside it. The rate follows the job, not your office.
What Kelsi does
Explains why the rate here follows the job and not your office, which is the part that catches people
Works out which jurisdictions you are actually on the hook in
Says plainly when you need a CPA, and makes sure they get figures that are already gathered
What Bizer does about it
Keeps every parish's rates on file, with the jurisdiction and the column it is filed under, and the date each was checked
Tracks the money coming in and going out so the figures are there when you need them
Flags what is due and when, rather than waiting to be asked
How the work goes
Get the accounts connected so the numbers are real
Work out which jurisdictions you owe in
Charge the right rate on each job
Go into the deadline with the figures already gathered
Terrebonne, Lafourche and Assumption — the rates on Kelsi's patch
8 taxing jurisdictions across 3 parishes, each with the column you file it under. Louisiana has 452 across 63.