The name on the door is the person who does your work.
Greg Heidrick, CPA, PA is a full-service accounting firm licensed in Kansas, working from Suite 103 on Granada Lane. Individuals, business owners, executives and independent professionals. Affordable, experienced and friendly.
- LicenceCertified Public Accountant
Licensed in Kansas - OfficeGranada Lane, Suite 103
Overland Park, KS 66211 - Directgreg@heidrickcpa.com
Fax (913) 397-8590

Start on the side of the page you are actually on.
A household and a business need different first conversations. Everything below runs in two columns until the point where it stops mattering which one you came in on.
Your household
Stream oneProtecting your personal assets has never been more important. These services safeguard you and your family and make the most of what you have already earned.

What we do for individuals
- 1Personal financial planningA plan for the money you have, the decisions in front of you, and the people who depend on both.
- 2Personal tax preparationYour federal and Kansas returns prepared and signed by the CPA who reviewed them.
- 3Personal tax planningDeductions and credits identified before the year closes, not after it.
- 4Accounting for personal assetsRecords kept so that a life event, a lender or an auditor does not become a scramble.
What usually brings a household in
- A house bought or sold, an inheritance, a retirement, a divorce
- A first year with rental income, a side business, or equity that vested
- A return that has outgrown the software you used last year
- An envelope from the IRS or the Kansas Department of Revenue
Your business
Stream twoAre you running your business at peak performance? Call on us to increase efficiency, stay in compliance, and boost revenue and profits.

What we do for businesses
- 5Small business accountingBooks kept current, bank accounts reconciled, and a profit and loss and balance sheet you can actually read, with a consultation to go through them.
- 6PayrollPay runs, deposits and filings on the schedule the agencies expect.
- 7Audits, reviews and compilationsThe level of assurance your lender, board or franchisor is asking for, and no more than that.
- 8Bank financingStatements and projections prepared in the form a Kansas lender expects to receive them.
- 9Succession planningThe arithmetic and the paperwork behind handing a business to family, a partner or a buyer.
- 10New business formationEntity choice, registrations and an opening set of books, from the first day rather than the first audit.
What usually brings a business in
- Books that are several months behind the bank
- A lender asking for reviewed or compiled statements before it will lend
- Payroll and its deposits that have to be right every single cycle
- A QuickBooks file that stopped agreeing with reality
An IRS letter arrives at both addresses.
Liens, levies, wage garnishment, seizures, years that were never filed, payroll tax that came up short. It makes no difference whether the envelope came to a house on a cul-de-sac or a shop on a main street. The clock inside it is the same one, and it is already running.


- 13IRS audit representation
- 14Non-filed tax returns
- 15Back taxes owed
- 16Payroll tax problems
- 17IRS liens
- 18IRS levies
- 19IRS wage garnishment
- 20IRS seizures
- 21Offer in compromise
- 22IRS payment plan
- 23Bankruptcy
- 24Innocent spouse relief
- 25Get your IRS file
Both files end up in the same room.
The practice names three principles on its own account of itself. They are the reason the two streams can share one desk.
Professionalism
By combining our expertise, experience and the energy of our staff, each client receives close personal and professional attention.
Responsiveness
Companies who choose our firm rely on competent advice and fast, accurate personnel. We provide total financial services to individuals, large and small businesses and other agencies.
Quality
Our firm provides outstanding service to our clients because of our dedication to the three underlying principles of professionalism, responsiveness and quality.
Send it the secure way.
W-2s, 1099s, bank statements, prior returns, notices, payroll registers and QuickBooks files all move through the practice’s secure client portal rather than through email attachments.

Call and ask for a time.
Office hours are not posted on this site. Telephone the office, say when you are free, and a time gets set from there.