Many business owners ask - What is the different between bookkeeping services and the accounting services our company provides? Bookkeeping is the number crunching part and making sure all the money that goes in and out of your business is recorded in the proper places and balances.  The accounting part is taking all of that information and putting in a final format, which is listed below, in order to make wise and profitable business decisions through the course of the year.  Both are equally important.  If the numbers aren’t correct, you cannot make good business decisions and stay compliant with all the IRS reporting requirements and any audit challenges that may occur.  Having a current, accurate financial picture on a timely basis can mean the different between success and an “out of business” sign posted on your door. ​                     

                           

Monthly Reporting

As part of our accounting services, we offer simplified monthly reports and statements to provide a quick and accurate picture of your business activity. Our reporting package includes:

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• Monthly Operating Statements: Present your monthly breakdown of sales, cost of sales and expenses; also called a Profit and Loss Statement. ​

• Balance Sheet: Summarize your total business assets, liabilities and net worth at a given point in time so you can make decisions about capital expenditures or how to improve profits. ​

• Bank Reconciliation: Careful comparison and proof of your bank account statement with your checkbook balance each month to ensure you are working with the correct total. ​

• General Ledger Report: A record of the dates, check numbers, payees and amounts of all expenses within each  of your business accounts. Whether you prepare your records by hand, or using one of the computerized accounting systems, this report will provide you with the assurance that your reports have been properly prepared.

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