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Your books stopped somewhere in 2024.

We go back, rebuild every month, file what is overdue, and hand you numbers you can actually stand behind.

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Who this is for

You know the feeling.

Your books have not been touched in months, and you have stopped opening the app.
There are IRS letters you have not opened either.
You could not tell anyone what you actually made last year.
A lender or an investor asked for financials and you had nothing to send.
Every receipt lives in a folder called receipts that you are afraid of.
How it works

We go back, then we go forward.

01

We find everything

Bank statements, card statements, Stripe, PayPal, the personal account you used that one quarter. We gather it so you do not have to remember it.

02

We rebuild the history

Every transaction categorised, every account reconciled to the statement, month by month, until the past is a set of numbers instead of a feeling.

03

We file what is overdue

Past-due returns prepared and filed, deductions you never claimed found and claimed, and penalty abatement requested where the IRS allows it.

04

We hand it over clean

A finished set of books, statements for every period, and a file your next accountant will not wince at. Then we keep it that way.

Every month

What you walk away with.

Complete books for the whole catch-up period.
Every bank and card account reconciled.
Profit and loss for every period.
A balance sheet that balances.
All past-due returns filed.
Penalty abatement requested where possible.
Transaction detail for any audit trail.
A file ready for ongoing monthly work.

Get it behind you.

Book a call. Tell us roughly how far behind you are and we will tell you what it takes to fix it. No lecture, no judgment.

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