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Sparks Tax LLC No annoying tax professional lingo. Just straight, authoritative and friendly expert advice.

Full Service Income Tax & Accounting Services


Gregory started Sparks Tax, LLC because he desires to educate middle class families and business owners in the areas of taxation, personal financial planning and business management. Greg uses a combination of corporate experience, non-profit work and teaching ability to help individuals maximize their talents, highlight strengths and gain as many tools as possible to succeed in their business and personal lives. Greg attended Davenport University where he majored in Accounting and Finance. Additionally, he studied Accounting and Control at the Center for Banking Education. Greg has held series 6 and 63 licenses with the National Association of Security Dealers (NASD), and State of Michigan licenses for life insurance, second mortgage and variable annuities.

What would change if your books were current and your cash flow finally made sense?You could plan taxes earlier, make sp...
09/29/2026

What would change if your books were current and your cash flow finally made sense?

You could plan taxes earlier, make spending decisions with confidence, see where profit is leaking, and stop treating financial cleanup like an emergency.

The Cashflow Clarity Accelerator is built to move business owners from financial chaos to a clear, usable financial system.

Reply CLARITY if you want details about the Financial Deep Dive.

Financial stress often comes from unanswered questions, not from the numbers themselves.What do I owe? What can I safely...
09/28/2026

Financial stress often comes from unanswered questions, not from the numbers themselves.

What do I owe? What can I safely spend? Are my books current? Did I miss deductions? Am I ready for taxes?

Once those questions have reliable answers, the business feels different. Decisions get faster. Tax season gets calmer. Growth becomes easier to evaluate.

That is what cash-flow clarity is supposed to do.

A clean financial system should give you three things: visibility, consistency, and confidence.Visibility: you can see w...
09/25/2026

A clean financial system should give you three things: visibility, consistency, and confidence.

Visibility: you can see where the money is going.
Consistency: your books stay current instead of becoming a yearly emergency.
Confidence: you can make decisions without relying on your bank balance or gut feeling alone.

That is the difference between simply having bookkeeping and actually having financial clarity.

Your tax return is a report card on decisions that happened throughout the year.By the time filing season arrives, many ...
09/24/2026

Your tax return is a report card on decisions that happened throughout the year.

By the time filing season arrives, many opportunities to plan have already passed. That is why year-round bookkeeping and tax planning belong together.

The goal is not simply to file correctly. It is to understand the business early enough to make better decisions before deadlines force them.

One of the most expensive phrases in business is: “I think we’re doing okay.”You should not have to guess whether the bu...
09/22/2026

One of the most expensive phrases in business is: “I think we’re doing okay.”

You should not have to guess whether the business is profitable, whether taxes are covered, or whether cash is available for the next move.

Clarity comes from current books, accurate reports, and a simple rhythm for reviewing what the numbers are telling you.

A missing receipt may look small. Hundreds of missing details across a year are not.Good bookkeeping creates a trail: tr...
09/21/2026

A missing receipt may look small. Hundreds of missing details across a year are not.

Good bookkeeping creates a trail: transactions are categorized, documentation is attached, accounts are reconciled, and unusual items are reviewed while they are still fresh.

That discipline makes tax preparation easier and gives you more confidence in the reports you use to run the business.

The longer financial cleanup is delayed, the more expensive uncertainty becomes.You may miss deductions, make decisions ...
09/18/2026

The longer financial cleanup is delayed, the more expensive uncertainty becomes.

You may miss deductions, make decisions from outdated numbers, or spend cash that is already committed elsewhere.

Catching up is not about judging how you got behind. It is about restoring visibility so you can move forward with confidence.

Reply READY if you want to stop guessing and get clear.

Your bookkeeping should answer questions, not create more of them.Can I afford to hire? Can I take an owner draw? Am I s...
09/17/2026

Your bookkeeping should answer questions, not create more of them.

Can I afford to hire? Can I take an owner draw? Am I setting enough aside for taxes? Which expenses are growing faster than revenue?

If your reports cannot help you answer questions like these, the problem is not just reporting. It is decision-making.

A tax surprise usually starts months before the tax return is prepared.When books are outdated, estimated payments are b...
09/15/2026

A tax surprise usually starts months before the tax return is prepared.

When books are outdated, estimated payments are based on incomplete information and profitable months can quietly create obligations you are not planning for.

Current bookkeeping gives tax planning a chance to happen before the deadline, not after the damage is done.

If your bookkeeping is three, six, or twelve months behind, the hardest part is usually not the math. It is not knowing ...
09/14/2026

If your bookkeeping is three, six, or twelve months behind, the hardest part is usually not the math. It is not knowing where to start.

The solution is a sequence: gather the records, reconcile the accounts, clean up the categories, identify the gaps, then build a system that keeps you current.

Financial chaos becomes manageable when the work has an order.

Reply FIX if getting caught up has been sitting on your list too long.

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17200 W 10 Mile Road, Ste 212
Southfield, MI
48075

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Wednesday 8am - 9pm
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