Because your time is better spent doing what matters most
Whether you're running a business, managing a busy household, or planning for your future, you shouldn't have to become a tax expert or spend nights wrestling with QuickBooks. We handle the complexity of taxes, bookkeeping, and payroll so you can focus on what you actually want to be doing.
Monthly or quarterly financial management so you stay organized.
BOOKKEEPING
Individual and business returns prepared accurately and efficiently.
TAX PREPARATION
Proactive strategies to reduce your tax burden year-round.
TAX PLANNING
Compliant, accurate payroll processing from setup to year-end.
PAYROLL SERVICES
Expert guidance to launch your business the right way.
NEW BUSINESS CONSULTING
Relationships over transactions
In-person or remote—your choice
OVER 35 years serving michigan
Whether you're local or working with us remotely, you'll experience the same personalized attention and expertise that has defined Viking for over three decades.
In 2024, we acquired Viking Tax & Accounting from its founders with one clear mission: to honor its 35-year legacy while expanding what's possible for our clients.
As a longtime client and financial advisor, Nathan recognized how deeply connected tax planning and financial planning truly are, and how much better clients are served when those services work hand-in-hand.
Today, we're building on that foundation with updated technology, comprehensive services, and a team committed to the same values that built this firm: integrity, expertise, and genuine care.
WHY VIKING?
Cassidy
"Rreliable, knowledgeable, and always just a phone call or email away. They've supported my business for the past six years, and before that, worked with the previous owner for over twenty. I truly appreciate their dedication, attention to detail, and the peace of mind they provide in keeping everything on track year after year."
"Viking Tax and Accounting has been an incredible partner to work with"
Michael
"Service is always quick and affordable. They are easy to contact and address any issues efficiently. Highly recommend."
"Viking has been fantastic to work with"
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is my tax return?
Please see the quick links below!
For Federal Tax return:
Refunds | IRS
For Amended Federal Tax Returns:
Where's My Amended Tax Return? | IRS
Michigan State Tax Return:
Individual Income Tax
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Is it true that the IRS will begin issuing refunds utilizing direct deposit instead of printed checks?
Yes, effective September 30th 2025 an executive order was passed that federal agencies, including the IRS, are to phase out issuing paper checks for disbursements and move toward electronic payments. This means you will likely be asked for your banking information. If you can provide your bank account & routing number for direct deposit of a refund, that is typically faster and more secure than a paper check. If you do not have a bank account, keep an eye on IRS communications in the upcoming seasons to see how they handle refunds for unbanked taxpayers.
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What do you charge for services?
For Business clients, we typically send a questionnaire pertaining to payroll and/or bookkeeping needs. Based on these needs, we prepare an individualized quote for services.
For tax preparation services, the cost is related to the complexity of the return. We do offer discounts for seniors and students.
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Do I need an in-person appointment to have my taxes prepared?
No, you do not, although we do prefer to meet with our new clients in person the first year, if possible. We work with clients from all over the country and understand that is often not possible to meet in person. These clients often use our online portal to upload documents or even mail hard copies to the office. We can also meet virtually if requested.
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What documents do I need to have my taxes prepared?
Last year’s tax return if available
Income Documents- applicable documents such as: W-2 form from all employers, 1099 forms for contract or self employment income, investment income forms, retirement income forms, unemployment or other income
Health Insurance documents- such as 1095-A Health Insurance Marketplace Statement if applicable
Deductions and credits - Applicable documents such as: mortgage interest and property tax statements, education expenses, child/dependent care payments, medical and dental expense summaries, charitable donation receipts
For self-employed or small business owners- Business income and expense records, 1099 forms recieved, mileage logs and vehicle expenses, office expenses, business bank statements.
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Last year’s tax return if available
Income Documents- applicable documents such as: W-2 form from all employers
Health Insurance documents- such as 1095
Deductions and credits - Applicable documents such as: mortgage interest and property tax statements, etc.
For self-employed or small business owners- Business income and expense records, 1099 forms received, mileage logs and vehicle expenses, office expenses, business bank statements.
