Time, Billing & Payments

Connect the work you deliver to the money you collect.

Track time, create invoices, see balances, and give clients a clear, simple way to pay.

Billing shouldn't be disconnected from the work that generated it. TPP keeps time, invoices, and payment status tied to the same client record as the return, so your firm always knows what's outstanding and why.

Interactive Preview — Demo Data

Outstanding

$4,850

Invoices

5

Paid

$1,630

Overdue

$2,400

How it works

01

Track the work

Log time or set a fixed fee against a client's engagement.

02

Create the invoice

Generate an invoice directly from the work recorded — no separate spreadsheet.

03

Client sees a clear balance

Clients view what they owe and pay through the portal where payment is enabled.

04

Your firm sees revenue in context

Outstanding, paid, and overdue balances roll up by client and firm-wide.

Key capabilities

Time tracking against client engagements
Recurring or fixed-fee invoicing
Outstanding, paid, and overdue balances
Payment reminders
Full client billing history
Payment provider integrations where connected

A real tax-practice scenario

Imagine it's two weeks after filing and a handful of invoices are still unpaid.

Your firm-wide billing view shows exactly which clients are overdue. You send a reminder directly from their record — the same place their return and documents already live.

Before TPP

  • Billing tracked in a separate spreadsheet
  • No connection between billed work and the return
  • Manual reminders for overdue balances
  • Unclear firm-wide revenue picture

After TPP

  • Billing tied to the same client record
  • Clear outstanding, paid, and overdue totals
  • Reminders sent from the client's own record
  • One place to see firm-wide billing health

How TPP brings it together

Billing+Client CRM+Tax Returns+Client Portal+Firm Intelligence

= One connected tax practice.

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