The Ledgers · Small-business bookkeeping

Books kept in good order

Your books should tell you the truth about your business, plainly and on time. I offer three levels of care — from a one-time deep clean to week-in, week-out keeping — so the level of help matches the season you’re in.

See the three tiers

I

The Clean-Up

One-time engagement

An audit-style review and repair of your existing books, reaching back as far as three years. We find what drifted, fix what broke, and hand you a clean starting point.

  • Full review of past books, up to 3 years back
  • Accounts reconciled line by line
  • Errors, duplicates & miscategorizations corrected
  • A written summary of what was found and fixed
  • A clean foundation for whoever keeps the books next

Best for: Books that have drifted — or never quite got started.

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II

The Monthly Close

Every month

You run your business; at the end of each month I balance the books and close the month properly, delivering the two reports every owner should actually read.

  • Accounts balanced & reconciled monthly
  • A proper month-end close, every month
  • Profit & Loss report, delivered monthly
  • Balance Sheet report, delivered monthly
  • A plain-English note on anything worth your attention

Best for: Owners who handle the day-to-day but want a faithful month-end.

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III

The Weekly Keep

Every week

The books stay current all the time. Each week I classify and balance every individual transaction, so month-end is a formality instead of an archaeology dig.

  • Weekly balancing of all accounts
  • Every transaction classified, one by one
  • Books that are always current, never a mystery
  • Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet each month-end
  • A bookkeeper who already knows the answer when you call

Best for: Busy businesses that never want to think about the books.

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No two businesses are alike, so there are no off-the-shelf prices here. Pricing follows a short, honest conversation about your books and their scope —start one.

How we begin

First

We meet in person

Every engagement starts face-to-face. You tell me how your business actually runs; I look at the books as they actually are. No judgment — books drift, that is what bookkeepers are for.

Then

We work virtually

After that first meeting, the ongoing work happens remotely in your existing bookkeeping software — steady, quiet, and on schedule, with reports arriving in your inbox.

Always

You stay the owner

They are your books. Everything I do in them is documented and explained in plain English, so you are never a stranger to your own numbers.

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