Bookkeeping for small businesses
Whatever the business, the job is the same: every account reconciled, every transaction where it belongs, and reports you can act on.
Florida's business calendar, ready when it's due
Florida has no personal income tax, but businesses have their own list of state filings. Books kept current mean the numbers for each one are already there.
Sales tax returns
On the schedule the state assigns you, based on how much tax you collect. Sales and the tax on them recorded as they happen, not reconstructed at the deadline.
Reemployment tax
Quarterly, if you have employees, built from payroll records that are already reconciled.
Tangible personal property return
Due April 1 to your county property appraiser, from a fixed-asset list kept up to date through the year.
Sunbiz annual report
Due May 1 every year to keep your company active with the state. Miss it and a late fee applies.
Behind already?
Catch-up is its own job
If your books are months or years behind, cleanup is quoted separately, as one flat number, before any work starts. How cleanup works.
Get a flat-fee quote
Send your books, or just last month's bank statement. Based on how much is going on, you get one flat monthly fee. No hourly rate, and no surprises.