[jhynesrockmtn]

My buddy runs a small construction company. He has a bookkeeper come in weekly or twice a month to run his payroll and process payments and billing. At the end of the year, he has a CPA do his taxes. I'd start with a CPA to make sure you are set up correctly for owner distributions, quarterly filings and estimated payments, setting up equipment depreciation, walking you though how to track expenses, any state revenue department reporting you need, etc. Then a bookkeeper can take over and train you on quickbooks and what you need to do monthly. If you stay small, you can probably take it over yourself. Many small CPA offices have a bookkeeping service as well. You just need to find the right one that won't break the bank. They are out there. I'm a formerly licensed CPA but hire someone to do my taxes because I haven't kept up on things over the years.