Tax, bookkeeping & IRS resolution in all 50 states

Your wealth, handled with precision.

Virtual or in person. Clear guidance, accurate returns, and a professional who tells you what is actually happening with your money.

Client focused, start to signature

States served, virtually and securely

1:1

Personal attention on every return

Response window on every enquiry

More than a
transaction.

When you trust someone with your finances, you deserve a professional who genuinely cares where your money goes and how hard it works for you. That is the standard Fields Accounting Services was built on.

Aysia Fields, founder and CEO of Fields Accounting Services. — Aysia FieldsFounder & CEO

Aysia launched Fields Accounting Services with one clear mission: to give individuals, contractors and business owners access to the level of financial expertise usually reserved for the few.

Whether you are navigating your first tax season as a self-employed professional or managing the books for a growing business, she brings precision, strategy and personal attention to every client she serves.

Her approach is simple. No jargon, no confusion, no surprises. Just clear, expert guidance that puts more money in your pocket and keeps you protected year round.

Your finances deserve expert hands, and you deserve to actually understand what is happening with your money. Aysia Fields

Read her story in From Concrete to CEO

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Precision is not a promise.
It is a process.

Every return is prepared, reviewed and explained before it is filed. You will know what was claimed, why it was claimed, and what it means for next year.

Financial expertise built for those who mean business.

Four core services, delivered virtually or in person, for clients anywhere in the United States.

Bookkeeping

Clean monthly books, reconciled accounts and business spending kept properly separate from personal — so tax season is a formality, not a scramble.

Built forSmall businesses · Startups · Non-profits

Individual & business tax

W-2, 1099, Schedule C and small business returns prepared accurately and filed on time, with the deductions you are entitled to and none you are not.

Built forIndividuals · Families · LLCs & S-corps

IRS tax resolution

Notices, back filings, liens and penalties handled with affiliate-backed specialists who negotiate with the IRS on your behalf.

Built forNotices · Back filings · Penalty relief

Self-employed & contractors

Quarterly planning, mileage and expense tracking, and a return that reflects how you actually earn. Freelancers and 1099 filers are the norm here, not the exception.

Built forGig workers · Real estate · Rideshare

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Who we serve

Clients across the United States, through secure virtual appointments and personal financial guidance. Whether you are filing your first return or growing a business.

Individuals & families
Self-employed professionals
Independent contractors & 1099 workers
Small business owners
Entrepreneurs & startups
Real estate professionals
Rideshare & gig economy workers
Military members & veterans
Clients behind on tax filings
Non-profit organisations
Businesses needing bookkeeping & planning

Situation not listed? Book a consultation — happy to talk it through.

Now available on Amazon

From Concrete
to CEO

The journey of a tax professional — a memoir and leadership blueprint following the road from survival, discipline and motherhood into the CEO mindset that built Fields Accounting Services.

More than a tax story. A deeply human rise through pressure, faith, and the quiet seasons that prepare leaders for legacy.

AuthorAysia Fields

PublishedApril 2026

Price$14.99

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What clients say

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Everything you need
to know.

Common questions, answered plainly. Anything not covered here gets answered on your consultation at no charge.

What documents do I need for tax preparation?

A photo ID, Social Security cards for everyone on the return, all income statements (W-2s, 1099s, K-1s), last year's return, and records for anything you plan to deduct — mileage, receipts, mortgage interest, tuition, childcare. If you are self-employed, bring a profit and loss statement or your bank statements. You will receive a checklist built around your situation before your appointment.

Do you offer virtual appointments?

Yes. Most clients file entirely online. You upload documents through a secure portal, meet by video or phone, and sign electronically. Services are available in all 50 states.

I am self-employed and never filed quarterly taxes. Can you help?

Yes. We will work out what is owed, get you current, and set a quarterly schedule so next year does not catch you off guard. Missed quarters are common and usually fixable.

I received an IRS notice. What do I do?

Do not ignore it, and do not respond on your own. Send a copy over. Most notices carry a short response window, and the right reply often reduces or removes what has been assessed. Resolution work is handled with affiliate-backed specialists who negotiate with the IRS on your behalf.

How much do your services cost?

Pricing depends on the forms your return requires and whether you need bookkeeping alongside it. You will get a flat quote before any work begins — no hourly surprises. Consultations are free.

What is the difference between a W-2 and a 1099?

A W-2 means an employer withheld tax from your pay throughout the year. A 1099 means you were paid in full and the tax is still owed, usually with self-employment tax on top. 1099 income needs quarterly planning and deduction tracking; W-2 income generally does not.

Can you set up bookkeeping for my new business?

Yes. That covers your chart of accounts, connected bank feeds, business and personal spending properly separated, and monthly books kept current so nothing has to be reconstructed in April.

Is my financial information kept confidential?

Yes. Documents move through an encrypted portal rather than email attachments, and your information is never shared or sold. Confidentiality is a professional obligation, not a policy preference.