What bookkeeping covers
- Recording income and expenses in the right accounts
- Reconciling bank and credit card accounts against their statements
- Keeping track of what customers owe you and what you owe suppliers
- Reports that show what came in, what went out and what is left
- Books that are ready for payroll filings and tax time
Why it is worth handing off
Most business owners do their own books at first. Then the business grows, the receipts pile up, and the books slip a month, then three. Catching up costs more than keeping up.
Current books also answer the questions owners actually ask, like whether you can afford to hire or which customer is six months behind on an invoice. You get a number instead of a hunch.
How it works
- Call the office at (276) 971-7822 and talk through your business: what you sell, how you get paid and where your records are now.
- Bring your bank and card statements, invoices and receipts, organized or not.
- If the books are behind, they get caught up first and set up so each month follows the same routine.
- After that, your transactions are recorded and reconciled every month, and you get the numbers.
Bookkeeping, payroll and taxes in one office
Because Professional Bookkeeping also runs payroll and prepares tax returns, the books, the paychecks and the return all come out of the same set of records. There is no handoff between three different firms, and no one has to ask you for the same statement twice.
Price
The price depends on how many transactions and accounts you have and how far behind the books are. You'll know the price before any work starts. Contact the office to ask.