Bookkeeping · Fort Stockton, Texas

Bookkeeping Services in Fort Stockton, TX

Fort Stockton earns money from the oil patch, the ranches and the steady traffic on I-10. Each of those keeps books differently. We reconcile your accounts monthly and set up the records around the way your business actually brings in money.

Fort Stockton at a Glance

County
Pecos County
From our office
About 85 miles south of Odessa on US-385, through Crane and McCamey
Sales tax
8.25% inside city limits
Local economy
Oil and gas, ranching, irrigated farming and I-10 travel trade
CFP Consulting Office Team

Our team in the Odessa office, about 85 miles north of Fort Stockton on US-385.

Why It Matters in Fort Stockton

One Town, Three Very Different Sets of Books

Fort Stockton has been a ranching center since the 1800s, and the Yates oil field, opened in 1926, made Pecos County an oil county too. Sitting on I-10 with US 67, 285 and 385 all passing through, the town also serves a constant stream of travelers headed to El Paso, San Antonio and Big Bend.

A motel or restaurant collects sales tax and often hotel occupancy tax on every sale. A ranch has land, livestock and lease income. An oilfield service company has net 60 invoices and fuel bills due weekly. We set up each set of books for what that business needs to track.

Lodging and Restaurant Taxes

Sales tax and hotel occupancy tax recorded as they are collected, apart from your income.

Ranch and Lease Income

Livestock sales, grazing and hunting leases and mineral income each kept in their own accounts.

What You Get

Bookkeeping for Fort Stockton Businesses

01

Monthly Reconciliation

Bank, merchant processor and credit card accounts matched to their statements every month.

02

Tax Collected Accounts

Sales tax at the 8.25% city rate and hotel occupancy tax tracked so the money is there when returns are due.

03

Cost Tracking

Expenses sorted by property, ranch or job, depending on how your business runs.

04

Monthly Statements

A profit and loss statement and balance sheet you can hand to a lender, partner or franchisor.

Remote by Default

Working With Us From Fort Stockton

1

Documents

Statements, receipts and tax forms are shared securely online, so nobody has to drive paper anywhere.

2

Meetings

Calls and video meetings on your schedule, with check-ins through the year, not just a rush in April.

3

The Office

Prefer to sit down in person? Our Odessa office is about 85 miles north of Fort Stockton on US-385, and you are welcome to stop by with an appointment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Fort Stockton business owners ask about bookkeeping.

I run a motel. Can you track hotel occupancy tax too?
Yes. Texas has a state hotel occupancy tax, and cities and counties can add their own, filed separately from sales tax. We record what you collect in its own account so it is ready for each return. Confirm the current local hotel rate with the city and the Texas Comptroller.
What is the sales tax rate in Fort Stockton?
The combined rate inside Fort Stockton city limits is 8.25%, which includes the 6.25% state rate. Rates can differ elsewhere in Pecos County, so confirm the rate for your address with the Texas Comptroller.
Do you work with ranches?
Yes. We keep livestock sales, feed, lease income and equipment costs organized so the ranch has its own clear records and the year-end return comes together without a scramble.
Odessa is 85 miles away. How does this work?
Remotely, for almost everyone. You upload statements securely and we meet by phone or video. Our Odessa office is about 85 miles north on US-385 if you ever want to sit down in person, by appointment.
How much does bookkeeping cost?
Pricing depends on your entity type, transaction volume, and which services you need. We'll give you a flat quote after a short call, so there are no surprise invoices. Most business owners find the tax savings cover the fee.