Management
Owner

About
Alasco Bookkeeping and Payroll Services is a dedicated financial management firm based in Oklahoma City that specializes in comprehensive bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation, and consulting for small to medium-sized businesses. Led by QuickBooks Advanced ProAdvisor Taiwo Alasi, the company focuses on delivering accurate, timely, and tailored solutions that streamline financial processes and free business owners to concentrate on growth. Utilizing QuickBooks Online and integrated systems, Alasco helps clients reduce errors, improve reporting, minimize tax liability, and gain clearer insights into cash flow and profitability. The firm emphasizes core values of accuracy, integrity, customer focus, and continuous improvement while providing personalized support that has earned praise for professionalism and attention to detail. By taking full responsibility for day-to-day accounting functions, Alasco Bookkeeping and Payroll Services positions itself as a reliable local partner for Oklahoma City entrepreneurs seeking efficient and growth-oriented financial management.
Service Offerings
- Bookkeeping
- Payroll Services
- Tax Preparation
- Financial Reporting
- Financial Consulting
Why we like Alasco Bookkeeping and Payroll Services
Pros & Cons
Pros
- QuickBooks Advanced ProAdvisor status with a 5.0 rating from client reviews on the Intuit platform.
- Offers a full suite of services including bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation, financial reporting, and consulting under one roof.
Cons
- The website presents broad service categories (bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation, consulting) but does not list clear pricing tiers, service packages, or onboarding timelines. Prospective clients cannot easily compare costs or understand what is included without contacting the firm directly.
- Key claims on the site — “5 Years of Experience,” “10 Qualified Experts,” and “39 Clients Every Year” — are stated without supporting team bios, individual credentials (beyond the owner’s QuickBooks ProAdvisor status), or detailed case studies. This makes it harder to independently verify capacity, specialization depth, or consistency of delivery.
