Social content for tax & accounting firms
Twelve accurate, ready-to-post pieces a month, built from your own reviews, clients and office dates by someone who knows the tax calendar. We do the writing, the graphics and the fact-checking. You read, approve, and get back to returns.
12 posts a month · first month in 5 business days · not right after month one? Cancel, no further charge
The time you get back
hours a week most small businesses spend on social media, by one 2026 industry estimate.
of that time goes to producing the posts themselves: writing, designing, editing.
a month is what Filed & Posted asks of you: a short check-in and a quick approval.
The problem
From January to April you are doing returns, not writing captions. So the Facebook page that looked fine in summer sits untouched while new clients look you up, read your reviews, and notice the last post was in May.
Generic marketing help makes it worse. A freelancer who doesn't know the difference between an extension to file and an extension to pay can put a mistake on your page, with your name and your credential next to it.
Template packs make you sound like every other firm. The same "Tax season is here!" graphic is on hundreds of pages, and you still have to edit, check and post it yourself.
Filed & Posted is built for one kind of business, and for your firm in particular. We write only for tax, bookkeeping and accounting firms, from your own reviews, client base and office dates. Every figure, deadline and limit is checked against IRS or state sources, and the source is logged next to the post.
What's included every month
Three posts a week for LinkedIn and Facebook, sized for Instagram if you want it.
Built in your colors and logo from a template set designed once, so every month looks consistent.
Estimated payments, extensions, year-end planning, filing season, plus your own office dates.
Each number and date is logged against IRS.gov or your state's revenue site for the correct tax year.
Every caption ends with one thing to do: book a call, send documents, or refer a friend.
One round of edits included, then optional scheduling straight into your pages.
Not included: comment replies, paid ads, or individual tax advice. Posts are educational and make no promises about refunds or savings.
Sample work
January 15.
Mark it now.
Marrow Creek TaxRaleigh, NC
If you drive, clean, deliver or freelance, nobody is withholding tax from your pay. The last estimated payment for 2026 income is due January 15, 2027.
An extension is not a pause button.
Marrow Creek TaxRaleigh, NC
An extension gives you more time to file, not more time to pay. Interest can start on the original due date.
"No question is a dumb question here."
Marrow Creek TaxHablamos español
Built from the phrase clients keep using in Google reviews: "She explains everything."
Marrow Creek Tax is a fictional firm used for illustration. Your samples are made from your own brand, reviews and services.
How it works
For the first five firms. Billed monthly through April ($1,500 in total), or $2,700 for a full year paid upfront. If month one isn't right, cancel with no further charge. After that the rate is $250 a month, month to month. New firms after the first five pay $350.
The cost comparison
The cheapest option costs you hours. The most complete costs you a salary. Filed & Posted sits where most small firms actually land: custom, checked content for about an hour of your time.
| Option | Per month | Per year | Written for your firm | Figures checked | Your time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIY template membership | From ~$30 | ~$360+ | No. You edit generic posts | By you | Several hours |
| Done-for-you template service | From ~$190 | ~$2,300+ | Branded, from a shared library | Rarely stated | About 1 hour |
| Filed & Posted | $250 | $3,000 | Yes. Your reviews, clients, office dates | Yes, source logged | About 1 hour |
| Marketing agency | $800–4,000 | $9,600–48,000 | Usually | Varies | 1–2 hours of briefing |
| Full-time social media hire | ~$7,980 | ~$95,800 | Yes | Depends on the hire | Hiring and managing |
The full-time figure is a different job: a hire also manages comments, ads and strategy. Most three-person firms will never make that hire. It is here to show what consistent content is worth.
$95,800
per year, about $7,980 a month
$3,000
per year, $250 a month
Hire cost: Indeed's U.S. average salary for social media managers (September 2026), plus employer benefits at 31.5% of total compensation for full-time private-industry workers (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, June 2026). Agency range: published 2026 small-business marketing cost guides. Template prices are typical published entry prices for accountant-focused content services in 2026 and vary by provider.
Common questions
Referrals are exactly why it matters. A referred client almost always looks you up before calling. An active, accurate page confirms the recommendation; a page that stopped in May raises a question.
You can draft it. The question is whether you will in February, and who checks that the contribution limit is this year's figure and not last year's. We do the writing, the design and the checking, so it actually gets done.
Posts are general education, never individual advice, and never promise refunds or outcomes. Your credentials appear exactly as you give them, and you approve every batch before anything is published.
The intake form captures how your clients describe you and how you don't want to sound. We also use your real reviews and specialties, so a post for a firm serving rideshare drivers reads nothing like one for a real estate investor practice.
A template pack gives every firm the same posts and leaves the editing, checking and posting to you. We write from your reviews, the clients you serve and your office dates, check every figure against its source, and hand you a finished month. Your page won't look like the firm down the street.
That is when your page matters most and when you have the least time for it. Founding firms commit through April so we can write January to April in one December batch, before you get busy. Billing is still monthly.
Every month includes a round of revisions. If your first month isn't right, cancel with no further charge. After April the service is month to month.
No. You receive a ready folder and post it yourself, or you add us as a page editor through Meta Business Suite or LinkedIn's admin settings. You can remove that access at any time.
Founding spots for five firms
Start in October and your first month posts in November. January to April is written in December, before your first appointment of the season.
or
Book a 15-minute callThree free sample posts in your brand within two business days, whether or not you sign up.