FAQ

A bookkeeper records and tracks a business's financial transactions, ensuring accurate financial records and reports, which are essential for tax compliance, cash flow management, and informed decision-making.

Bookkeeping can be done manually using journals and ledgers, excel spreadsheets, or digitally using cloud-based accounting software. Some businesses also opt for outsourced bookkeeping services or hire in-house bookkeepers to manage their financial records.

Bookkeeping should ideally be done regularly, such as monthly or quarterly, to ensure that financial records are up to date and accurate. However, the frequency may vary depending on the size and complexity of the business.

Bookkeeping tasks can be performed by professional bookkeepers, accountants, or individuals with knowledge of financial record-keeping and GAAP principals. Small business owners can also learn bookkeeping basics to manage their own financial records through training with a professional.

Bookkeeping helps businesses track their financial transactions, maintain accurate records, make informed financial decisions, and ensure compliance with tax regulations.

Bookkeeping services are essential for small businesses, freelancers, entrepreneurs, and any organization that wants to maintain accurate financial records and make informed financial decisions.

Common bookkeeping mistakes to avoid include mixing personal and business finances, neglecting to reconcile accounts regularly, not keeping proper documentation, and failing to categorize expenses correctly.

Yes! I can service any business anywhere. My firm is completely remote.

No, I do not offer tax services for businesses. However, I can recommend reputable tax professionals or firms to assist with your tax needs.