The financial partner small business owners deserve.
Most owners don't need a giant firm. They need one person who knows the business, closes the books, tells them the truth, and sits at the table when decisions get made. That's what ZP Accounting is built to be sized to where your business is today.
Years of accounting & finance experience across corporate and small business
Corporate finance experience inside organizations at this scale
Owner-led. Same partner every month.
Typical response time, evenings & weekends included
- MBA, Summa Cum LaudeTexas A&M University – Corpus Christi
- B.S. Accounting, Summa Cum LaudeCalifornia University of Pennsylvania
- Executive corporate accountingAuto, banking, apparel, manufacturing
- CPA-partner tax coordinationFiling handled through a trusted CPA network
Three stages. Three ways I show up.
A first-year founder doesn't need a fractional CFO. A ten-year-old business doesn't need help picking an entity. I meet you where the business actually is not where a service package says you should be.
A real partner not a portal, not a rotating team, not a monthly invoice with no name attached.
Built from firsthand experience
ZP Accounting was formed and built by Zachary. The advice you get comes from someone who has handled the setup, systems, client work, and daily decisions that come with running a small business.
Executive-level rigor, right-sized
Corporate accounting leadership behind the workflows. MBA (Summa Cum Laude), CPB, QuickBooks ProAdvisor discipline without the corporate bloat.
Books plus tax, your way
One point of contact through my CPA partner, or clean handoff to yours. Never pretending to be a CPA firm just working alongside one.
Built around your schedule
Evenings and weekends available. Financial work shouldn't interrupt actually running the business during the day.
Answers to what owners usually ask first.
Not sure which stage you're in? Let's figure it out together.
A 30-minute discovery call is free. I'll walk through where the business is right now, what's working, what isn't, and what a good next step looks like whether that involves me or not.