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Bookkeeping
Payroll Management
Tax Planning
We offer full-service bookkeeping solutions for your ranch and/or rodeo business, including accounts payable and receivable management, bank reconciliations, and financial reporting. Let Mazee help keep your finances organized and your business running smoothly.
Tax Planning
Payroll Management
Tax Planning
Mazee can help you navigate the complexities of tax planning for your small business. From choosing the right business structure, federal and state tax preparation and maximizing deductions, we can help you save money and avoid costly mistakes.
Payroll Management
Payroll Management
Payroll Management
We offer comprehensive payroll services, including payroll processing, tax filing, and compliance management. Let us handle the details so you can focus on growing your business.
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Mazee (Pauley) Van Driel uses her tiny home for her accounting office. The living room serves as a waiting room and one of the bedrooms serves as the office. Her tiny home was completely furnished and was “way more cost-effective” than erecting a stick-built office on her property.
She enjoys the benefits of working from home while having a completely separate office space across the yard. “My work stuff is organized and ready over here, and at the end of the day I can close the door and close my mind on it and go home. Before I got this moved in, I was trying to do some of it out of my home office. It got to be a lot,” she said.
Her clients come to her place near Dupree, South Dakota, and have given her positive feedback in the tiny home’s first year of use. To offset the tightness of space, she and her husband constructed a wraparound deck that nearly doubles the standing room.
Van Driel had no issue getting financing for the building, as it was classified as an office. It has electrical and plumbing, and other than an exposed pipe freezing once this winter, there have been no problems with the South Dakota weather. She said that even though it has a lot of windows, the tiny home is well-built and well-insulated.
She offers feedback from her first tax season in the tiny home: “My office is by itself is kind of tight just because I’ve got my desk in there and another table. If I’ve got two or three people in there, it’s tight, but the waiting area is pretty big – lots of room back there.” Van Driel bought her tiny home already finished, but says if a person custom-built one to suit their needs, it would be even more seamless. Next year, she says she will make various changes, like taking out the shower for more filing cabinet space and putting in a loft.
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