Tripi & Peer Tax and Accounting, LLC

10/15/2026

Avoid these 5 common accounting mistakes to keep your small business on track:

1. Mixing personal & business finances - Keep separate accounts.
2. Neglecting regular bookkeeping - Schedule weekly updates.
3. Missing tax deductions - Track expenses meticulously.
4. DIY accounting without expertise - Consider professional help.
5. Poor cash flow management - Monitor income and expenses.

Stay proactive and visit www.tripipeer.com for more insights!

10/15/2026

Quick question for the small business owners out there: when's the last time you looked at your books? 😬

If the honest answer is "last April," you're not alone, and it's exactly why we're taking on a few more bookkeeping clients before year end. We'll get you caught up, keep things clean every month, and hand you real numbers you can use to make decisions, not just a stack of receipts for your tax return.

Trades, landscaping, fitness, service businesses: this is what we do every day. We've only got a handful of openings left for 2026, so reach out soon if you want one of them.

10/08/2026

We're opening up a few more spots for monthly bookkeeping clients before the end of the year.

If your books are behind, living in a shoebox, or only get looked at when tax time rolls around, this is a great time to get them squared away. Starting with clean books before January makes tax season faster, cheaper, and a lot less stressful, and it means you head into 2027 actually knowing where your business stands.

We work with contractors, landscapers, fitness businesses, and all kinds of local service companies around Rochester. Monthly bookkeeping, payroll, QuickBooks help, and year-round tax planning, all under one roof.

Spots are limited, so if you've been meaning to get this off your plate, visit https://tripipeer.com or give us a call.

10/07/2026

09/05/2026

Today is International Day of Charity, and we wanted to take a moment to celebrate something we see every day working with small business owners and families across the Rochester area: generosity.

Whether it's sponsoring a Little League team, donating to a local food pantry, or just being the neighbor who shows up when it counts, our community is full of people who give back in big and small ways and we are grateful to be part of it.

A friendly reminder: if you've made charitable contributions this year, keep those receipts and acknowledgment letters handy! Come tax time, we can help make sure you're getting proper credit for your generosity.

However you're giving back today, thank you for making Rochester a better place. 💛

09/01/2026

If you're a small business owner, self-employed, or receive income without regular withholding, don't let this one sneak up on you — your third quarter estimated tax payment is due September 15, 2026.

Whether it's federal, New York State, or both, staying on top of these payments now helps you avoid underpayment penalties and keeps you from a big surprise at tax time.

Not sure how much you owe or if you're even required to pay? That's exactly what we're here for. Reach out to our office and we'll help you get it right.

08/26/2026

We're excited to welcome Dane to the Tripi & Peer team! Dane joined us this month and is already diving in to help make sure every client gets the responsive, organized experience you deserve — from answering questions to keeping things moving behind the scenes.

Next time you call or stop by, say hello! Adding Dane to the team is part of our commitment to giving you the level of service you deserve.

Practical Accounting. Proactive Advice. Better Decisions.

08/20/2026

Did you know the IRS tax code and regulations combined are estimated to be over 6,000 pages long!

To put that in perspective, that's roughly the length of reading "War and Peace" more than 4 times over! No wonder people call us instead of trying to figure it out themselves. 😄

We read the fine print so you don't have to — that's the job, and honestly, we kind of love it.

07/29/2026

If you are a small business owner using QuickBooks and you are not fully confident in your numbers, a QuickBooks Checkup may be a good first step.

We review the file for common bookkeeping issues, reconciliation concerns, balance sheet red flags, and overall tax-readiness.

After the review, you receive a short written summary with key findings and recommended next steps.

If ongoing support makes sense, we can also discuss monthly bookkeeping and tax package options.

If you’d like to learn more, ask us about a QuickBooks Checkup.