Months (or even years) behind
Unreconciled accounts
Bank accounts never reconciled
Missing transactions
Incomplete records
Incorrect or incomplete account setups
Growing anxiety every month
Prioritize the highest-risk periods first
Reconcile accounts
Clean up classifications
Correct setup issues
Restore reliable reporting
Imported data creating duplicate or inaccurate transactions
Third-party app or bank feed syncing issues
Uncategorized transactions
Missing customer payments
Undeposited Funds issues (including negative balances)
Opening Balance Equity balances that were never cleaned up
Bank balances that don't match statements
Credit card accounts with incorrect balances
Messy chart of accounts with duplicate, unused, or confusing accounts
Prior cleanup attempts that created more confusion
Financial reports that don't make sense
Identify duplicate and erroneous transactions
Correct account mappings and categorizations
Correct issues while preserving audit trails whenever possible
Resolve Undeposited Funds and Opening Balance Equity issues
Clean up and simplify the Chart of Accounts
Reconcile bank and credit card accounts
Correct historical balances and reporting errors
Review prior bookkeeping work for hidden issues
Restore accurate, reliable financial reports
Common result:
Books become accurate, organized, and trustworthy again - giving you confidence in your financial reports and a clean foundation moving forward.
Payroll liabilities don't match tax filings
Payroll setup inconsistencies
Employee vs. contractor classification concerns
Overtime and time-tracking issues
Missing PTO or sick-time tracking
Unapproved or inconsistent time entries
Payroll tax notices from the IRS or state agencies
Payroll reports that don't match financial statements
Missing or late payroll filings
Payroll systems disconnected from bookkeeping records
Compare payroll reports to tax filings and financial records
Identify setup errors and workflow breakdowns
Correct payroll liability balances
Review worker classifications and payroll settings
Reconcile payroll reports to the books
Resolve PTO, sick leave, and time-tracking issues
Address payroll tax notices and filing discrepancies
Create documentation and procedures for future compliance
Common result:
Payroll becomes accurate, compliant, and easier to manage - reducing surprises, tax notices, and end-of-year reporting issues.
Inventory value doesn't match reality
Negative inventory quantities
Products, bundles, or assemblies set up incorrectly
Inventory counts don't match QuickBooks
Job costs are incomplete or unreliable
Difficulty understanding project profitability
Review inventory workflows and setup
Correct product, bundle, and assembly structures
Resolve negative inventory balances
Improve inventory valuation accuracy
Organize job costing and project reporting
Create systems that support ongoing inventory management
Common result:
Inventory records become more accurate, reporting becomes more reliable, and business owners gain better
Disorganized records at tax time
Missing documentation requested by the CPA
Year-end cleanup required before tax preparation
Financial statements that don't tie together
CPA requests that are difficult to understand
Repeated back-and-forth between the business owner and CPA
Delayed tax returns because information isn't ready
Organize and reconcile financial records
Prepare CPA-ready financial reports
Gather supporting documentation
Resolve financial inconsistencies before year-end
Respond to bookkeeping-related CPA questions
Serve as a bridge between you and your tax preparer
Common result:
Tax preparation becomes faster, smoother, and less stressful because your CPA receives organized, accurate information the first time.
Multiple businesses owned by the same person or group
Intercompany transactions between related companies
Separate EINs, bank accounts, or payroll systems
Owner, partner, or shareholder allocations
Multi-state operations and tax registrations
Shared expenses across multiple entities
Confusion about which company should pay certain expenses
Financial activity that isn't properly separated
Establish clear separation between entities
Track and reconcile intercompany transactions
Allocate shared expenses appropriately
Maintain separate books and reporting for each entity
Organize owner, partner, and shareholder transactions
Support multi-state payroll and tax compliance requirements
Create processes that reduce confusion and improve reporting accuracy
Common result:
Each entity has accurate financial records, clear reporting, and proper separation—making tax preparation, compliance, and business decision-making much easier.
Financial reports don't make sense
Inconsistent or unreliable reporting
Difficulty understanding profitability
Unclear cash flow visibility
Owner expenses mixed with business expenses
Missing or incomplete financial records
Questions about where the business is actually making money
Decisions being made without reliable financial information
Uncertainty about business performance month-to-month
Organize and clean up financial records
Reconcile bank, credit card, and loan accounts
Separate personal and business transactions
Create consistent monthly financial reporting
Identify profitability trends and problem areas
Improve cash flow visibility
Build reporting systems tailored to your business
Prepare cleaner records for tax professionals and year-end tax preparation
Provide accurate reports that support better decision-making
Common result:
Business owners gain clearer visibility into profitability, cash flow, and overall financial performance - allowing them to make decisions with confidence instead of guesswork.
Prior bookkeeper disappeared or became unresponsive
Incomplete reconciliations
Duplicate or miscategorized transactions
Financial reports that don't make sense
Missing documentation or support files
Payroll or sales tax discrepancies
Unclear chart of accounts structure
Unfinished cleanup projects
Prior corrections that created additional issues
No clear process for ongoing bookkeeping
Review the books to identify problem areas
Complete missing reconciliations
Correct duplicate, inaccurate, or misclassified transactions
Rebuild reliable financial reporting
Organize supporting documentation
Resolve payroll, sales tax, and liability discrepancies
Simplify and standardize account structures
Create processes that support ongoing maintenance
Document findings and recommendations for future reference
Common result:
The books become accurate, organized, and maintainable - allowing business owners and their CPAs to move forward with confidence instead of constantly looking backward.
We can help review your current setup and identify areas needing cleanup, organization, or ongoing support.