How often should my books be reconciled?

Monthly is the common standard. It catches errors early, keeps your reports useful and avoids a year-end scramble.

My books are months behind. Can you fix them?

Yes. A cleanup reconciles your accounts, corrects categories and organizes records, so you start from accurate numbers.

What's the difference between profit and cash flow?

Profit shows whether you earned more than you spent. Cash flow shows when money actually moved. A profitable business can still run short of cash if customers pay late or money is tied up in inventory or debt payments.

Clean books you can make decisions with.

Strategic bookkeeping that keeps your records accurate, reconciled and ready for tax time, and gives you the numbers a CFO would want to see.

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MONTH-END CLOSE

What a clean set of books includes

Bank and card accounts reconciled

Transactions categorized correctly

Receivables and payables reviewed

Records organized and documented

Free and confidential. No obligation.

CPA Led-Firm

Licensed tax attorney on the team

25+ years executive tax and CFO experience

BBB A+ accredited

Phase 2: Strategic Vision:

(Current Budget, Strategic Goals, Organizational Chart & Key Personnel.)

TWO WAYS TO START

Get caught up, then stay current.

CLEANUP AND CATCH-UP

Behind on your books?

We reconcile your accounts, fix miscategorized transactions and organize your records so your books are accurate before tax season.

Reconcile bank and card accounts
Correct categories and duplicates
Organize receipts and records

ONGOING BOOKKEEPING

Books that stay ready.

We keep your transactions tracked and your accounts reconciled, so you always know where you stand and tax time is simple.

Regular reconciliations
Financial statements you can read
Clean data for tax and CFO work

THE THREE REPORTS THAT MATTER

Clean books turn into three clear answers.

Profit and loss

Did we make money? Revenue, costs and profit for a period.

Balance sheet

What do we own and owe? Assets, liabilities and equity on a date.

Cash flow statement

Where did the cash go? Money in and out, and why profit and cash differ.

WHY IT MATTERS

Every other service is built on your books.

FOUNDATION

Bookkeeping

Accurate, reconciled records

COMPLIANCE

Tax Preparation

Returns built on real numbers

SAVINGS

Tax Planning

Strategy from current data

STRATEGY

Fractional CFO

Forecasts and KPIs you can trust

HOW IT WORKS

From messy to month-end ready.

01 Assess your books

We review where your records stand and what needs attention.

02 Clean up and set up

We fix the past and set up categories that make sense for your business.

03 Keep it current

Regular reconciliations and reports keep you ready for tax time and decisions.

FAQ

Bookkeeping questions, answered.

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