Accountants
King Bookkeeping
About King Bookkeeping
Small/medium business and personal tax filing.
King Bookkeeping runs from unit 32 at 19141 124th Avenue, in one of the low rise commercial buildings that make up this stretch of Pitt Meadows. The business handles day to day bookkeeping for small and medium sized companies along with personal tax filing, which covers a lot of what a household or a one person operation actually needs during the year: reconciling accounts, tracking receipts, preparing payroll records, and getting a T1 filed correctly and on time. That combination of bookkeeping and personal tax work is common among smaller local firms, since the two jobs overlap in the paperwork they require.
Details on hours, current staffing, and whether the practice is independently owned or part of a larger network are best confirmed by calling the office directly, since that kind of information changes and is not always easy to verify from the outside. What is clear is that King Bookkeeping fills a practical niche in Pitt Meadows: not every business owner needs a full accounting firm, and not every household wants to sort out its own return, so a dedicated bookkeeping shop on 124th Avenue gives residents a nearby option instead of driving out to Maple Ridge or Coquitlam. Anyone bringing in a first set of books or a first return should ask up front about turnaround time and pricing, particularly close to the tax deadline when smaller offices tend to book up fast.
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