Certified public accountant, Accountant, Accounting firm in Durham, NC
Lifaver Trujillo, CPA, PLLC is an accounting firm at 4804 Page Creek Lane, Suite #114, Durham, NC 27703, open Monday through Friday 9am-6pm and Saturday 9am-1pm, closed Sunday (phone 919-590-3610, email [email protected]). The firm is bilingual in English and Spanish, making its services accessible to a wider range of Durham-area clients and business owners. Services include small business accounting built around QuickBooks, bookkeeping and financial reporting, individual tax planning and preparation, business tax planning and preparation, broader tax strategy work, small business consultation, IRS representation for clients facing agency issues or audits, and financial organization and process improvement for growth-focused, scalable businesses looking to professionalize their books. As a Certified Public Accountant, Lifaver Trujillo positions the firm around reducing tax liability and improving cash flow for both individuals and small business owners, going beyond basic annual compliance work to offer proactive, ongoing advice throughout the year rather than only at tax time. Client feedback highlighted on the firm's website describes Lifaver as "extremely knowledgeable, patient, and takes the time to truly listen," offering "clear solutions and practical guidance" along with valuable, personalized tax-planning advice that clients say has genuinely improved their financial decision-making.
Lifaver Trujillo established the firm with a mission to provide reliable, strategic, and personalized financial guidance to individuals and small businesses in the Durham area. Rather than limiting the practice to routine compliance work like annual tax filings, Trujillo built the firm around proactive advice meant to strengthen clients' finances over time, emphasizing building lasting relationships instead of one-off transactions. The firm's approach centers on helping growth-focused, scalable businesses organize their finances and improve internal processes so that owners can make better decisions about tax strategy and cash flow well before problems arise, rather than scrambling to react once tax season or an IRS notice arrives.

