Hi, I’m Michelle Miele! The founder of Do Paperwork and your personal CPA. I’m here to make sure taxes and bookkeeping never feel like a mystery. My approach is thorough, no-BS, and tuned in to your real-world challenges.
With years of hands-on experience helping small businesses and independent professionals, I’ve learned that financial clarity is the foundation for growth. Whether it’s cleaning up your books, planning for tax season, or building a smarter financial strategy, I’m here to make the process simple, stress-free, and empowering.
I believe that understanding your numbers shouldn’t feel overwhelming — it should give you confidence and control over your business. Let’s cut through the jargon, focus on what matters, and make your money work for you.
With over a decade of experience as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), I am passionate about helping individuals and businesses navigate the complexities of taxes and finances.
My expertise spans across diverse industries, including construction, manufacturing, nonprofit, and tax preparation.
My passion for tax work stems from the satisfaction of helping clients achieve financial peace of mind.
I believe that taxes should not be a source of stress or confusion, and I am committed to providing my clients with the personalized attention and expertise they deserve.
This expertise also extends to navigating the nuances of expat taxes for individuals and businesses operating internationally
Providing comprehensive tax planning and preparation services, ensuring compliance with ever-changing tax laws and regulations.
Analyzing complex financial data and preparing accurate financial statements, offering valuable insights into a company’s financial health.
Developing and implement effective financial management strategies, helping businesses optimize their profitability and achieve their financial goals.
Offering expert guidance on a wide range of accounting and financial matters, providing clients with the knowledge and support they need to make informed decisions.
