The clutter that costs you money.

Bookkeeping

Your receipts shouldn't be living in a shoebox.

The problem

You know the scene: a pile of receipts on the corner of the desk, bank statements put off until “later,” an Excel file started in January and abandoned by March. Then year-end arrives, and you have to reconstruct everything at once, from memory, digging up an eight-month-old invoice. That's exactly when mistakes creep in, deductible expenses get forgotten, and the accountant's bill climbs.

My solution

I keep your books as you go, not at the last minute. Every transaction is classified, every account reconciled, every month closed while it's still fresh. Result: when you open your books, they're already up to date, and when tax time comes, there's nothing left to reconstruct.

What's included

• Entry and classification of all your transactions
• Bank and credit card reconciliation
• Tracking of accounts receivable and payable
• Deductible expense log (nothing gets lost)
• Books ready at any time for tax filing or a lender

Who it's for

Self-employed workers, SMEs, rental property owners: anyone tired of managing their books “whenever they get around to it.”