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KelleyDutton LLC provides a wide range of services to individuals and businesses in a variety of industry niches, such as energy, real estate, manufacturing, transportation, retail, services, etc.

11/02/2026

You've got this
Plan it
Do it
Grow it

10/30/2026

Some things are scary…

A surprise expense.
A cash-flow crunch.
A spreadsheet with one number that just doesn't make sense.
And the words, “I thought someone else was handling that.” 😂

Running a business certainly has its share of tricks and treats. The key is to know what's happening behind the scenes before something catches you by surprise.

Here's wishing everyone a Friday with more treats than tricks and a great weekend!

10/29/2026

Sometimes, the little things tell you the most.

The follow-up that didn’t get forgotten. The question someone took the time to answer. The extra thought put into helping a client understand their options.

Those moments may not make headlines, but they help build the kind of relationships that last.

At the end of the day, how you work with people matters just as much as the work itself.

10/28/2026

Running a business comes with enough moving parts. You don’t have to be the expert in every one of them.

Sometimes, the smartest thing a business owner can do is bring the right people to the table—people who understand their role, ask good questions, and help connect the dots.

That might mean getting another perspective on the numbers, talking through a big decision, or having someone who can spot what you’ve been too busy to notice.

You’ve built your business by knowing a lot of things. Knowing when to lean on someone else is part of running it well, too.

10/27/2026

When something isn't working, it's tempting to jump straight into fixing it.

But before changing a process, hiring another person, or spending money on a solution, take a moment to understand what's actually causing the problem.

A better question can lead to a better decision—and sometimes save a business a lot of time and money.

10/26/2026

Busy doesn't always mean profitable.

A full calendar and a growing list of customers can look like success. But activity alone doesn't tell you whether a business is financially healthy.

Profitability, cash flow, expenses, and the time it takes to deliver your work all matter.

Sometimes the most important business question isn't “How do we do more?” It's

“Are we getting the right results from what we're already doing?”

10/20/2026

As a survivor, executor, or administrator of an estate, you are responsible for filing the deceased individual’s final income tax return. This return must report all income earned from the beginning of the tax year through the date of death. You should also ensure that the deceased receives all applicable tax credits and deductions they would have been eligible to claim if they were still living.

The final income tax return is filed using Form 1040, the same form the individual would have used while alive. If you are responsible for managing the deceased’s tax affairs, you may need to file Form 56, Notice Concerning Fiduciary Relationship, to notify the IRS of your role. A surviving spouse may generally file a joint return for the year of death, regardless of when the death occurred during that year. If you discover that the deceased failed to file tax returns for previous years, you may also be responsible for ensuring those outstanding returns are filed.

If the final return shows a tax liability, payment should be submitted by the applicable deadline. The IRS website offers several payment methods, including debit cards, credit cards, and electronic funds transfers. If you cannot pay the full amount owed immediately, you may be eligible for a payment plan or installment agreement.

If the deceased individual is entitled to a tax refund, Form 1310, Statement of Person Claiming Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer, may be required to claim it, depending on the circumstances.

Additional IRS Forms and Documents

When preparing a deceased individual’s final tax return, you may need the following documents and forms:

◾️Forms W-2 and 1099: These documents report income earned or payments received before the individual’s death.
◾️Death certificate: A copy may be requested by the IRS or other relevant authorities, depending on the circumstances.
◾️Form 1041, U.S. Income Tax Return for Estates and Trusts: This form may be required if the estate earns $600 or more in gross income during the tax year, such as interest, dividends, or income from the sale of assets, after the individual’s death.

For additional guidance on filing requirements, tax responsibilities, and estate-related matters, consult IRS Publication 559, Survivors, Executors, and Administrators.

10/15/2026

📅 October 15 Is Here!

Today is an important tax deadline for many taxpayers. If you’ve been working toward this date, take a moment to make sure everything is in order.

At KelleyDutton LLC, we believe accounting is about more than meeting deadlines — it’s about helping you make informed financial decisions, stay organized, and plan confidently for what’s ahead.

✔️ Stay on top of important tax deadlines
✔️ Keep your financial records organized
✔️ Start planning now for year-end tax and financial goals

Don’t wait until the next deadline to get ahead. Let’s make the rest of the year count!

📩 Contact us to learn how our accounting advisory services can support your business.

10/10/2026

There are business decisions that are difficult today.

And there are business decisions that become much harder six months from now because nothing was done today.

We see this in business all the time.

Something isn't working.

Everyone knows it.

Nobody wants to deal with it.

So it gets pushed to next month.

Then next quarter.

Then, suddenly, the problem has grown roots.

The employee situation is harder.

The cash-flow problem is bigger.

The transition is more complicated.

The options are fewer.

Waiting is a decision, too.

And sometimes it's the most expensive one you can make.

10/08/2026

Every workplace has someone who can be counted on.

You know the person.

The one everyone goes to when something goes wrong.

They know how to fix it. They know where to find it. They know who to call.

And when you ask if they're overloaded?

“I've got it.”

Maybe they do.

But when one person becomes the answer to every question, the business has quietly created a risk.

Being dependable is a strength.

Being indispensable can become a problem.

Good leadership isn't just recognizing who gets things done.

It's making sure they don't have to carry everything themselves.

Address

24 Smith Road, Ste 535
Midland, TX
79705

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+14326820963

Website

http://KelleyDutton.com/

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