Start-ups and new businesses
New businesses need a chart of accounts, a home for every receipt and a first filing calendar. We put those in place in the first month, so the books start clean.
Founders often keep records on a phone or in a notebook. We work with what you have and show your staff a simple routine they can keep.
Small and medium businesses
Owner-managers need to know cash, stock, what customers owe and what suppliers are waiting for. We close the books each month and explain the movements in plain language.
As the business adds branches, staff or loans, reporting grows with it: figures by branch, budgets and statements that a bank will read.
NGOs and associations
Donors ask for records fund by fund, with receipts that match the budget lines. We keep a separate ledger for each grant and prepare the financial section of reports.
Boards and auditors ask for the same records at year end, so we keep the audit file tidy through the year instead of in the last weeks.
Others we can work with
Family businesses
Records that separate household money from business money, so owners see what the business really earns.
Cooperatives and associations
Member contributions, dividends and meeting records kept in a form members can inspect.
Individual professionals
Income and expenses recorded for consultants, doctors and traders who file on their own account.
Does your organisation fit somewhere else?
Describe it in the form and we will say how we would set up the books.