You run the business. I keep the ledger, reconcile the accounts, run the payroll and hand you reports that make sense before coffee. Fifteen-plus years of it, mostly for people who swing hammers and plow snow.
Named after what they do, not what they cost. Every one of them lives in QuickBooks Online and ends with a file your CPA will thank me for.
Categorized, reconciled and reported every month. Numbers you trust and a short note on what moved.
A quarter behind or three years behind. Tied out, tax-ready, handed to your CPA without the drama.
Set up, run and filed in QuickBooks Payroll. Contractors, 1099s, certified payrolls and workers' comp reporting.
A chart of accounts built for how you actually work, then an hour so you can read it yourself.
Pay apps, retainage, lien waivers, per-job margins. The construction stuff most bookkeepers won't touch.
Cash planning, a monthly call, and a year-end packet with nothing for your tax preparer to chase.
Priced by how much happens in your books, not by the hour. QuickBooks Online subscription included at ProAdvisor pricing.
Solo and side-business. One bank, one card, a light month of transactions. Quarterly reports and a tax-ready year end.
Multiple accounts, a real month of transactions, payroll for a small crew, monthly reports with a note from me, and sales-tax filings.
Contractors and multi-entity. Job costing, AP and AR, pay apps, lien tracking, workers' comp reporting and a monthly call.
Clean-ups are quoted flat after a free look at the file. Usually less than you're afraid of.
Tell me what's keeping you up, I'll look at your QuickBooks file, and you'll leave knowing exactly what's wrong and what it costs to fix. If the answer is "nothing," I'll say so.