

About Carolyn
Carolyn Lehmkuhl is the owner of Lehmkuhl Accounting Services PLLC, which specializes in QuickBooks cleanup and consulting, bookkeeping, and payroll services for small businesses.
Carolyn started her accounting career with an internship at a Big 4 firm (Deloitte Tax in Dallas) and was offered a full-time position, but turned it down to join her new husband in Waco and work at a smaller, regional accounting firm. After working several years in public accounting doing tax preparation and accounting services, she stepped away to be a stay-at-home mom. Her accounting business started a year or two later with a single client (a friend of a friend who needed remote bookkeeping services). And as her children grew, so did her business. She enjoys helping clients keep their books caught-up and accurate to provide the information they need to make good business decisions and to make tax time stress-free.
Today Carolyn and her team provide a wide range of accounting services, including:
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QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online conversions
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Consulting, problem-solving, and/or reconciliations for companies with an in-house bookkeeper
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Full-service bookkeeping and accounts payable services
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Payroll processing
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Document management
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QuickBooks clean-ups and catch-ups
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Bookkeeping and QuickBooks training
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Accounting and business consulting and advisory services
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Compliance services (i.e., sales tax returns, 1099 forms, quarterly/annual payroll tax reports)
Carolyn’s Professional Licenses:
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Certified Public Accountant since 2008
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Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor
Education:
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Master of Science, Texas A&M University, 2007
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Bachelor of Business Administration, Texas A&M University, 2007
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Professional Program in Accounting, Texas A&M University, Group 14
Personal:
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Happily married with three children
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Follower of Christ and active in church Bible studies and committees
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Enjoys card/board games and puzzles
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Loves to snow ski, read, crochet, and watch her kids’ sports games
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Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of ‘06

