Brobst Accounting, LLC

Brobst Accounting, LLC We offer a range of professional accounting services including bookkeeping, payroll, and taxes. Hi! I'm Megan Brobst, owner of Brobst Accounting, LLC.

I have several years of accounting experience in both the private and public accounting industries and hold a Maser of Accountancy degree from Emporia State University. My firm provides outstanding service to my clients because of my dedication to the three underlying principles of professionalism, responsiveness, and quality. View availability and schedule appointments directly at https://calendly.com/BrobstAccounting

Today, we pause to remember and honor those who have served and sacrificed.It is a moment to reflect on the courage, ded...
05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember and honor those who have served and sacrificed.

It is a moment to reflect on the courage, dedication, and lives given for our freedom.

Grateful today and always!


Budgeting does not have to be complicated. Here are 3 simple ways to manage it better.1. Use bookkeeping software with b...
05/22/2026

Budgeting does not have to be complicated.

Here are 3 simple ways to manage it better.

1. Use bookkeeping software with budget tracking.

Tools like QuickBooks Online or Xero allow you to create and monitor budgets alongside your actual numbers, so you can stay on track throughout the month.

2. Connect your bank accounts.

Sync your business bank and credit card accounts to automatically import transactions and keep everything up to date without extra manual work.

3. Set your budget limits inside your budget tracker.

Use the budgeting feature in your software to set monthly budgets by account, then run Budget vs Actual reports to compare your actual spending and catch any overages early.

Check in regularly to make sure you are staying within those limits and adjust as needed.



Stop using your personal account for business!In addition to local options, here are some business bank account options ...
05/20/2026

Stop using your personal account for business!

In addition to local options, here are some business bank account options to consider:

- Chase
- Capitol One
- Bluevine
- American Express

The right account can make managing your business so much easier.




On National Small Business Day, we just want to take a moment to say how grateful we are.Supporting a small business mak...
05/10/2026

On National Small Business Day, we just want to take a moment to say how grateful we are.

Supporting a small business makes a bigger impact than you may realize, and we do not take that lightly.

We are proud to support other small businesses every day and to be part of your growth.



Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing moms out there!May your day be filled with love, laughter, and appreciation for al...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing moms out there!

May your day be filled with love, laughter, and appreciation for all the incredible things you do.


If this sounds like you, we’d love to work together!Call or email us for more information.
05/01/2026

If this sounds like you, we’d love to work together!

Call or email us for more information.



Here are a few simple cash flow hacks every business owner should know to keep money moving and avoid surprises.- Unders...
04/27/2026

Here are a few simple cash flow hacks every business owner should know to keep money moving and avoid surprises.

- Understand the difference between sales and cash flow. Making a sale does not always mean the cash is in your account yet.

- Identify what is really draining your cash such as unnecessary expenses, slow paying clients, or poor pricing.

- Require deposits or upfront payments, especially for businesses that are heavy in materials or service work.

- Consider setting up a line of credit before you need it so you have a safety net during slower months.

Found this helpful? Follow for more money and business finance tips.

If you want real growth, focus on practical moves that actually impact your numbers. Here are a few to start with:1. Get...
03/23/2026

If you want real growth, focus on practical moves that actually impact your numbers.

Here are a few to start with:

1. Get clear on your cash flow. Open your bank statements and map out the next 60 days of expected income and bills so you are making decisions from facts, not feelings.

2. Review your pricing. Look at your margins and ask yourself if they truly support growth, rising costs, and paying yourself well.

3. Cut one unnecessary expense. Go through your subscriptions and cancel at least one that is not directly supporting revenue or efficiency.

4. Follow up on unpaid invoices. Run an aging report and send reminders on anything over 15 or 30 days to speed up cash flow.

5. Strengthen one system. Document a key workflow and automate one repetitive task to protect your time and profit.

6. Add one recurring offer. Turn a one time service into a monthly support option or maintenance plan to create predictable revenue.

Ready to hand it over and stop doing it all yourself?

Give us a call to learn more about how we can help!

Bank statements alone do not substantiate your deductions. They show that a transaction happened, but they do not explai...
03/20/2026

Bank statements alone do not substantiate your deductions. They show that a transaction happened, but they do not explain the business purpose behind it.

Here is what proper documentation actually looks like:

- Mileage logs with the date, destination, business purpose, and miles driven

- Asset purchase records showing the invoice, in service date, and business use percentage

- Payroll reports, filed tax forms, and proof that payments were made

- Meal receipts that show the date, total, and clear business purpose

- Home office records that prove exclusive use and accurate square footage

Clean books are step one. Solid documentation is step two.

Follow for more reminders and tax tips to make running your business easier.

03/13/2026

Haven’t filed your federal tax return yet? The deadline is still a month away, but if you won’t get to it by April 15, request a six-month extension to file from the . See: www.irs.gov/extensions

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711 Oregon Street
Hiawatha, KS
66434

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http://calendly.com/brobstaccounting

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