For CPAs and tax preparers

Judge, don't sort.

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The April shoebox

It arrives the week before the deadline. A bag of receipts, three bank statements and a spreadsheet that stops in June.

There is no bookkeeper. A year of business spending is mixed in with everything else, and sorting it falls to you.

It is not the work you trained for. It is the work that fills your season.

Your clients talk to Amy

Through the year, your client texts Amy a receipt, forwards her an email, sends her a statement. Nothing to download, no new system to learn. Where she can't tell what a charge was for, she asks them, not you.

Organized, explained, yours to judge

What reaches you is organized and explained, not a shoebox.

Every number traces back to its source: the statement line, the receipt, the email. What is missing is named, not hidden.

The judgement stays yours. Reapt does not prepare returns or give tax advice. What is deductible, and in what amount, is your call.

Our writing for practitioners lives on ExpensesFiled.

Frequently asked questions

Is Reapt a bookkeeping service?

No. Reapt is for your clients: they talk to Amy, and she finds their likely business expenses. Reapt keeps no ledger, gives no tax advice and files no returns; you review and decide.

Which clients is Reapt for?

Freelancers, sole proprietors and small business owners who pay business expenses from personal or business cards and bank accounts, often Schedule C filers.

Do my clients need to install anything?

No. They talk to Amy by text message, by email or on the web. There is nothing to download and no bank login to hand over.

Leave the paperwork to Amy.

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