Kirton Ink is an amazing black-owned…
Kirton Ink is an amazing black-owned company! I have referred them to everyone I know and meet. They are a one-stop shop for all of your business and personal needs.
27 January 2022
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Company details
- Bookkeeping Service
- Business Administration Service
- Business and IT Consulting Agency
- Coaching Center
- Tax Preparation Service
Written by the company
We specialize in providing quality back office services for solopreneurs, entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses. Our service offerings include but is not limited to bookkeeping, business planning, strategic planning, business filing and compliance services, and tax preparation.
Contact info
3379 Peachtree Road NE, 30326, Atlanta, United States
- 4044454099
- hello@kirtoninkconsulting.com
- kirtonink.com
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