Every client sends a different shoebox
Statements by email, a spreadsheet that doesn’t tie, and K-1s that arrive in March with no list of what’s missing.
For CPAs, bookkeepers, estate attorneys and advisers who serve families with real complexity. Your client invites you; you see the areas and entities they choose, in books that tie and figures you can trace.
Sound familiar?
Statements by email, a spreadsheet that doesn’t tie, and K-1s that arrive in March with no list of what’s missing.
The entity you prepare a return for owns, or is owned by, things nobody told you about.
Clients either share every login or none, and nobody remembers to revoke it afterwards.
What WealthCEO does
Double-entry books per entity, a close that names its exceptions, and a package ready for tax season.
K-1s expected, received and missing; estimated payments; harvested losses and depreciation across entities.
The ownership map and each trust’s funding checked against actual title, built from the ledger.
Your client chooses your areas, your entities and the date your access ends. Every change is logged.
WealthCEO never moves money, places trades, files or signs anything. It watches, suggests and prepares; you act. How we protect your household
Free tools
Each runs in your browser on your own numbers. Nothing you type is stored or sent.
FAQ
No. Your client invites you into their household with the access they choose. Tell us about your practice when you request access, and we’ll be in touch about working with several client households.
The software is educational, not advice. It surfaces facts and educational prompts for clients to bring to you.
Also for: Business owners · Real estate investors · Families with trusts
We’re opening WealthCEO to a small number of households at a time. Tell us about yours.