You’re using spreadsheets and feel out of your depth.
Your income or expenses look off in reports.
Transactions are miscategorized, or you’re unsure where things belong.
You haven’t reconciled your accounts in months.
Your tax preparer mentioned issues with your books last year.
You’re stressed about year-end deadlines and don’t know where to start.
You’re using spreadsheets and feel out of your depth.
Account Reconciliation
Matching your bank, credit card, loan, and merchant accounts to your statements so every balance is accurate.
Transaction Categorization
Properly classifying income, expenses, assets, and transfers for reliable reporting (and fewer headaches for tax season).
A bookkeeping cleanup involves reviewing, organizing, and correcting your financial records. It’s like giving your books a deep clean—resolving errors, categorizing transactions, reconciling accounts, and making sure everything is accurate and compliant.
Here’s what a cleanup typically includes:
Error Correction
Fixing duplicates, missing entries, journal entry mistakes, and misclassified expenses so nothing distorts your numbers.
Clarity & Peace of Mind
Giving you a full, accurate picture of your finances so you know exactly where your business stands (and can plan your next steps).
Tax Return Alignment
Reviewing your last filed tax return and bringing your books into alignment, ensuring your financials tell a consistent story.
Uncovering Gaps
Identifying issues like undeposited funds, outdated chart of accounts, or “Ask My Accountant” balances that hide the true picture.
Tax Readiness
Delivering books that are clean, accurate, and ready to hand off to your CPA—without the last-minute scramble.
No judgment here—just solutions. I’ve worked with all kinds of businesses, from slightly messy to completely neglected. No matter where you’re starting, I’ll help you get back on track.
What if my books are in really bad shape?
A cleanup gets your books back in order, but ongoing bookkeeping ensures they stay that way. I offer monthly bookkeeping services to keep things running smoothly year-round.
Will I still need a bookkeeper after the cleanup?
It depends on the complexity of your books and how far behind they are. For most businesses, cleanups are typically completed within 2–4 weeks, but larger or more complicated projects may take longer.
How long does a cleanup take?
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