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Remote bookkeeping for business owners and non-profits(903) 605-1619Mon to Fri, 3pm to 10pm Central

Service area

Bookkeeping in Smith County, Texas

Tyler anchors East Texas, and Smith County carries a professional and medical base that is unusual for a county of its size.

County seat

Tyler

Also serving

Lindale, Whitehouse, Troup, Bullard and Arp

Worked from

Mabank, Texas, remotely

Local context

Bookkeeping for Smith County Businesses

Healthcare and education dominate, with Tyler acting as the regional medical hub for East Texas. Around them sit oil and gas firms, retail trade, the long-standing rose and nursery industry, and cattle and hay operations across the rural parts of the county.

The medical sector means a lot of the small businesses here are clinics, therapy practices and medical-support services, where income arrives through insurers and third parties rather than directly from the customer. That makes reconciliation slower and the gap between work done and money received wider than most owners expect. The nursery growers sit at the other extreme, with income concentrated into a short season.

County seat Tyler. Also serving Lindale, Whitehouse, Troup, Bullard and Arp.

Kathryn Lui, who keeps the books at SmartAccounting Firm

Kathryn Lui, bookkeeper for Smith County businesses

Typical clients here

Clinics, therapy and medical-support practices

Nursery and rose growers

Oil and gas service firms

Retail and hospitality around Tyler

How it works

Working Remotely

The practice is remote by design. Distance has not decided anything for years.

Bank feeds

Transactions arrive automatically, so nothing depends on anyone collecting paper.

Shared documents

Receipts and statements go to one place you can reach from a phone.

Monthly reporting

Statements delivered on a fixed schedule rather than when there is time.

Scheduled calls

A conversation about the numbers whenever you want one, not just at year end.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with medical practices in Tyler?

Yes, on the bookkeeping and reporting side. Practices with third-party billing need the gap between service and payment tracked properly, otherwise the profit and loss tells a story the bank balance does not support.

Is Tyler too far for a remote bookkeeper?

No. Smith County is a straightforward drive from Mabank, but almost nothing about a monthly cycle needs anyone in the room. The work runs on bank feeds, shared documents and scheduled calls.

Contact

Talk to Kathryn

A short call, no charge and no pitch. Bring your questions and the current state of your books.

Areas served

Van Zandt, Smith, Kaufman, Wood, Dallas, Hunt and Upshur counties in Texas, plus Orange County, California

Hours

Monday to Friday
3pm to 10pm Central