About Us

We provide individuals, businesses, and non-profits with accounting, auditing, consulting, and tax services. We also provide insurance and wealth management services for individuals and businesses at all stages of life.

We also have done excellent work with some of Jacksonville's largest companies such as First Coast Service Options, Citizens Property and Casualty, and Patriot Transportation, developing innovative accounting and auditing strategies to assist them perform at an optimum level.

Products & Services
Keith E Johnson, CPA PA offers bookkeeping services for businesses of any size in and around Jacksonville. Our experience and eye for detail will h...
Payroll doesn't have to be a pain. Let Keith E Johnson, CPA PA take care of your payroll processing to ensure your employees get paid accurately an...
A financial audit is a lot of work—why not leave it to us? Keith E Johnson, CPA PA specializes in auditing small and large businesses to ensure eve...
Recommendations Given (21)
"She knows her insurance inside and out and is ALWAYs willing to share her considerable of..." Read more "She knows her insurance inside and out and is ALWAYs willing to share her considerable of knowledge in training her agency, certainly including myself!!!!"
"Alicia and her staff are awesome as far as patient services. I have needed them many times over..." Read more "Alicia and her staff are awesome as far as patient services. I have needed them many times over the years when applying for insurance. I always appreciate their flexibility in scheduling, attention to patient comfort, and their troubleshooting when someone like me has a tough time getting blood drawn. They are always super friendly and I always recommend to clients who need to apply for insurance to them."
Recent Activity

Keith from Keith E Johnson, CPA PA Answered this on May 22, 2022
Screw the “new normal” we didn’t ask for it, so we’re not accepting it. Well make the same changes  based on what we did before Covid 1984 but we’re staying with the old normal thank you very much (more) Screw the “new normal” we didn’t ask for it, so we’re not accepting it. Well make the same changes  based on what we did before Covid 1984 but we’re staying with the old normal thank you very much

Keith from Keith E Johnson, CPA PA Answered this on December 05, 2021
I agree. We all saw this coming. The week before the South African variant was "discovered", there was a lot of chatter and news about scientists questioning why Southern Africa, despite only having a 6% vaxx rate, had some of the lowest cases in the world. That's because they've been taking... (more) I agree. We all saw this coming. The week before the South African variant was "discovered", there was a lot of chatter and news about scientists questioning why Southern Africa, despite only having a 6% vaxx rate, had some of the lowest cases in the world. That's because they've been taking quinine for malaria for centuries. Quinine is the active ingredient in HCQ. The scientists were about ready to release that connection officially. Well, TPTB couldnt have that as it would destroy their plan, so they "conveniently" made up the South African variant to keep their narrative going. We all saw it coming.

Keith from Keith E Johnson, CPA PA Answered this on May 26, 2020
I would pay the person for the work completed and terminate. Can't blame him for misrepresenting in these times, but cut losses ASAP (more) I would pay the person for the work completed and terminate. Can't blame him for misrepresenting in these times, but cut losses ASAP

Keith from Keith E Johnson, CPA PA Answered this on February 16, 2018
Lots of networking and just listening for people talk and see if you can help. (more) Lots of networking and just listening for people talk and see if you can help.

Keith from Keith E Johnson, CPA PA Answered this on February 02, 2018
This would raise a red flag. The IRS is not getting any more payroll tax. They might think you are trying to hide something. Or other governmental agencies like OSHA might think about it. Since you do provide the tools, the IRS MAY consider you an employer, although that is broad. I might... (more) This would raise a red flag. The IRS is not getting any more payroll tax. They might think you are trying to hide something. Or other governmental agencies like OSHA might think about it. Since you do provide the tools, the IRS MAY consider you an employer, although that is broad. I might consider converting one slowly (once every couple of quarters) to try to fly under the radar.

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