John M. Pelletier CPA
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John & Kim Pelletier · Burleson, Texas

Burleson business owners shouldn’t have to wait until tax season to learn what their numbers have been trying to say.

John M. Pelletier CPA connects tax planning, monthly accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, cloud tools, and business consulting for owners who want clearer answers and fewer back-office distractions.

Year-round tax and accounting support for individuals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses in Burleson and the surrounding area.

Burleson · Johnson County

John and Kim Pelletier

The Pelletier story

Two careers, one family, and a shared instinct for keeping things moving.

John and Kim met in high school in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Through family life, careers, education, and moves, both brought an aptitude for accounting and math to work grounded in management, marketing, planning, development, and support. Today, Burleson is home—and the firm brings that combined perspective to monthly accounting and customized owner services.

Read the Pelletier Story

Connected support

One practice for the decisions that happen between filings.

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The best time to understand the tax consequence is before the decision is made.

Preparation and planning belong in the same conversation. John M. Pelletier CPA supports individuals and businesses with current filing needs while helping them consider the tax effects of changes throughout the year.

Tax Preparation & Planning
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The books should support the business—not compete with it.

For owners who need accounting expertise without adding a full-time role, the firm provides practical support shaped around how the business operates and what the owner needs to understand.

Small-Business Accounting
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A clearer business starts with books that are kept consistently.

Bookkeeping support begins with a conversation about the work that needs attention. The engagement can cover the full bookkeeping function or selected complex and time-consuming tasks.

Bookkeeping

Continuity

The person preparing the return should understand how the business runs between filings.

Records

Monthly records create context.

Systems

Payroll and accounting systems keep work moving.

Planning

Year-round conversations create foresight.

How the work begins

Start with what is changing—not a list of forms.

Returning clients can continue through the secure Client Login. New inquiries begin with general context; secure information comes later.

  1. 01Explain the current need, decision, or deadline
  2. 02Identify the relevant business and tax context
  3. 03Receive secure document instructions
  4. 04Review scope, responsibilities, and timing
  5. 05Complete the accounting, tax, payroll, or consulting work
  6. 06Leave with understandable next steps

Practical notes

Questions owners face all year.

Planning prompt

Tax planning before a major change

A useful starting point for your next conversation with John.

Planning prompt

Keeping payroll responsibilities in view

A useful starting point for your next conversation with John.

Planning prompt

Bookkeeping habits that support decisions

A useful starting point for your next conversation with John.

Planning prompt

What to consider when starting a business

A useful starting point for your next conversation with John.

The next conversation

Tell John what the business needs to understand next.

Burleson, Texas