We call a month closed when your bank accounts, your credit cards and your books all show the same transactions. If a deposit is still on its way, we mark it until it clears. When you move money between two of your own accounts, we record it as a transfer, so it doesn't show up as a sale or an expense.
If we can't close a month, we tell you exactly what's missing. If you're behind, we catch up the oldest month first. Your tax return uses only the months we've closed. A busy week stays in the books the way it happened, and a monthly average won't blur it later.
Steven and his team close your books each month, set up payroll with a provider, and prepare your tax return from months that match the bank. Tell us which month is still open, and we'll tell you what it needs before it can close.
Tell us about your busiest week and your slowest one. We keep those two weeks separate in the books. That way you can see which nights actually made money. One average for the whole month would hide it.