Code Accounting

Expert Accounting and Tax Preparation Services

Certified public accountant in Hayward, CA (show on map)

5.0

★★★★★

8 reviews

Code Accounting provides technology-driven accounting and bookkeeping services for technology startups and real estate companies in the Hayward, CA area.

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About

Code Accounting has specialized since 2014 in helping technology startups and real estate companies navigate complex financial landscapes with clarity and confidence. They provide comprehensive accounting and tax services tailored to the unique needs of innovative businesses and property professionals.

Their team offers personalized attention, reliable and transparent service, industry expertise, flexible integration, and scalable solutions.

Technology-driven accounting with automation

U.S.-based team that never outsources

Predictable pricing — no hourly guessing

14 years of experience, $1B+ in assets advised

Specializes in technology startups and real estate

Flexible integration with existing software

Services

Bookkeeping

Tracking and recording financial transactions for your business, ensuring all financial information is accurate and up to date. For business owners ready to delegate and clean up their financials.

Accurate Records Financial Clarity Delegation Support

Individual Tax Preparation

Personalized and meticulous tax return preparation for individuals, ensuring accuracy, maximizing deductions, and maintaining full compliance with tax laws.

Accuracy Deduction Maximization Full Compliance

Corporate and Partnership Tax Preparation

Tax preparation services for corporations and partnerships.

Corporate Tax Partnership Tax

Credentials & Certifications

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Reviews

Rating

★★★★★

Reviews

"Sean was incredibly helpful and thorough throughout the entire process."

Frequently Asked Questions

What industries does Code Accounting specialize in? +

Code Accounting focuses on technology startups and real estate companies, while also serving diverse small businesses and entrepreneurs in other industries including retail, service providers, consultants, and nonprofits.

What makes Code Accounting different? +

Code Accounting offers personal attention with a dedicated U.S.-based team that never outsources work, reliable and transparent service with accurate numbers and predictable pricing, industry expertise in technology, real estate, and small business, flexible integration with existing software, and scalable solutions tailored to businesses at every stage of growth.

What is the founder's background? +

Sean Allaband has been in the accounting industry for 14 years, working closely with hundreds of small businesses, startups, and real estate clients. He has advised clients managing more than $1 billion in combined assets, revenue, and real estate investments.

When should a small business hire an accountant? +

A small business should hire an accountant as soon as finances become complex: filing taxes, handling payroll, or managing growth. An accountant can save time, reduce errors, and identify tax savings that business owners often miss.

What's the difference between a CPA and an accountant? +

An accountant handles financial records and prepares tax documents, while a CPA has passed a rigorous state licensing exam and met education and experience requirements. CPAs can represent clients before the IRS, perform audits, and provide advanced tax and financial planning services.

What are common tax strategies for small businesses? +

Common tax strategies include Section 179 deductions for equipment, the home office deduction, business mileage, retirement plan contributions, and health insurance premiums. Leveraging these deductions properly can free up cash flow and lower taxable income.

What IRS records should small businesses keep? +

Small businesses should keep receipts, invoices, payroll records, mileage logs, and bank statements. Organized financial records make tax preparation faster and ensure no valuable deductions are missed.

What's the difference between bookkeeping and accounting? +

Bookkeeping tracks daily financial transactions like expenses, invoices, and payroll. Accounting uses that data to prepare financial statements, file taxes, and provide strategic advice. Both are essential for a healthy business.