Bookkeeping Services
Running a successful business requires more than just a great idea – it demands meticulous financial management. At Bookin' It, that's exactly what we provide. With over 25 years of combined experience working with small businesses, we take the stress out of managing your finances, leaving you free to focus on what you do best – growing your business.
Accurate Books, Empowered Business
We believe that bookkeeping services go beyond simply recording transactions. Our meticulous approach ensures that your financial records are not just accurate but also insightful. We handle every aspect of your bookkeeping, from categorizing transactions and maintaining your chart of accounts to reconciling your balance sheet and preparing detailed financial statements. With our support, you gain a clear understanding of your financial health and the confidence to make informed business decisions.
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The foundation of accurate bookkeeping lies in meticulous transaction categorization. We ensure that every expense is assigned to the correct expense account, providing a clear picture of your spending patterns and identifying potential areas for savings. All deposits are carefully matched to invoices or sales receipts, or allocated to the appropriate income accounts, guaranteeing a precise record of your revenue streams. We also account for all payment processor fees, ensuring that your financial statements reflect the true cost of doing business.
For businesses with loans, we diligently split payments between interest and principal, facilitating accurate interest expense tracking and maintaining a precise record of your loan balances.
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Your chart of accounts is the backbone of your financial organization. We work with you to customize a chart of accounts that aligns with your specific business needs, ensuring that your income, expenses, assets, liabilities and equity are categorized in a way that makes sense for your operations. As your business evolves, we diligently maintain and update your chart of accounts to reflect any changes in your financial structure, ensuring that your financial reporting remains accurate and insightful.
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Your balance sheet provides a snapshot of your business's financial health, showcasing what you own (assets) and what you owe (liabilities), and how much equity you've earned. We record and categorize all of your assets, from cash and accounts receivable to inventory and fixed assets. Similarly, we ensure that all liabilities, such as accounts payable, loans, and accrued expenses, are accurately reflected on your balance sheet. This comprehensive approach provides a clear picture of your net worth and financial position, enabling you to make informed decisions about investments, financing, and overall business strategy.
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We ensure the accuracy of your financial records by diligently reconciling your balance sheet accounts. This process involves comparing your internal records with external statements from banks, credit card companies, and other financial institutions. By identifying and resolving discrepancies, we maintain the integrity of your financial data, providing you with a reliable and trustworthy overview of your business's financial health.
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We go beyond simply generating financial statements; we transform them into powerful tools for understanding your business's financial performance. We prepare comprehensive income statements, balance sheets, statements of cash flow, and custom reports as needed. These reports provide a clear picture of your revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, and cash flow. We then analyze these statements to identify trends, pinpoint areas of strength and weakness, and offer valuable insights to help you make informed financial decisions. Our analysis empowers you to track your progress towards your goals, optimize your financial strategies, and ultimately, drive your business's success.
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To ensure that your financial statements accurately reflect your business's financial position at year-end, we prepare adjusting entries. These entries account for accruals (expenses incurred but not yet paid), deferrals (prepaid expenses), and other adjustments necessary to align your records with the accrual accounting method. By making these adjustments, we ensure that your income statement and balance sheet provide a true and fair view of your business's financial performance and position at the close of the fiscal year.