Built by professionals who close real books every day
Kay and Sherif founded KSR while serving in senior finance roles at Fluent, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLNT) — bringing public-company rigor and modern automation to the businesses they serve.
Kay Singh, CPA
Kay is a licensed CPA who personally reviews and signs every return KSR files — a decade in accounting, and zero interest in doing it the way it’s always been done. His years owning revenue compliance for a NASDAQ-listed public company set the standard he brings to every client: public-company rigor, applied to your books.
His range runs deep: individual and business tax across multiple states, entity structuring, S-corp and C-corp strategy, payroll, and equity comp — the messy multi-state questions most firms won’t touch. If it has a tax consequence, Kay has probably already solved it for someone.
He’s just as known for what he builds beyond the return: automations that kill busywork and turn month-end guesswork into real-time answers. His view is simple — the future of accounting isn’t faster bookkeeping, it’s deeper partnership.
Sherif Elzanie
Sherif runs bookkeeping, payroll, and finance operations for KSR’s clients, and builds the automations that take the repetitive work off their plates. A decade closing real books — including years owning technical accounting and audit readiness at a NASDAQ-listed company — means there’s almost no accounting problem he hasn’t already seen, closed, and defended to an auditor.
He likes the messy stuff other firms avoid: leases, complex vendor agreements, the entries with no clean answer in the manual. At KSR, that experience becomes systems — clean books, faster month-ends, and workflows that catch problems before they hit your financials.