Unless you are a professional bookkeeper, you probably don’t like to spend valuable business time keeping records. But keeping good records can actually help you save money. Keeping good records is very important to your business. Good records will help you do the following:
- Monitor the progress of your business
- Prepare your financial statements
- Identify source of receipts
- Keep track of deductible expenses
- Prepare your tax returns
- Support items reported on tax returns
From Start-Ups to Established Enterprises, Businesses Rely on Accurate and Insightful Financial Information in order to maintain Profitability and Capitalizing on New Opportunities.
Bookkeeping Benefits – Monthly
- Bank Reconciliation,
- Business Credit Cards Reconciliation,
- Sales Tax
- Payroll Service,
- Prepare and deposit your Federal Payroll and State Tax on Your Behalf,
- Profit and Loss Statement,
- Balance Sheet Statement,
- Telephone, In – Person and E mail consultation
Bookkeeping Benefits – Quarterly
- Quarterly Profit and Loss Statement,
- A Year to date Balance Sheet Statement,
- Quarterly Federal Payroll Tax Report,
- Quarterly State Payroll tax Report
- Quarterly Financial and Tax Review of your Business Performance
Bookkeeping Benefits – Annually
- Annual Federal Unemployment Report,
- Year to Date Profit and Loss Statement,
- Year to Date Balance Sheet Statement,
- Issuance of all W-2’s and W-3 on your Behalf (separate charges applies)
- Issuance of 1099’s on Your Behalf (separate charges applies)
