Bookkeeping principles are the same everywhere. The pressure points are not. These are the sectors where I have the most hands-on experience.
Home care agencies
Since 2020 I have been Finance Manager for a US home care agency, so I know this sector from inside the finance function.
- Weekly and biweekly caregiver payroll built from visit and timesheet data
- Reconciling hours between scheduling or visit-verification systems and payroll
- Revenue tracking by payer and following up on unpaid claims with billing staff
- Wage and hours reporting for workers compensation and other audits
- Audit preparation and support, working with external auditors
- Written finance procedures for a growing team
See payroll administration and the home care pre-payroll checklist.
Therapy and healthcare practices
Practices run on sessions, clinicians and payers. The books should show which of them are profitable.
- Monthly QuickBooks Online bookkeeping and reconciliation
- Clinician payroll, including pay based on sessions delivered
- Reconciling practice-management data to payroll and revenue
- Paid time off tracking and policy support
- Break-even analysis for new hires and new locations
See bookkeeping and monthly close. I complete HIPAA awareness training, and I ask clients not to send patient information.
E-commerce sellers on Shopify and Amazon
Marketplace payouts arrive net of fees, refunds and reserves, which is why e-commerce books so often fail to reconcile.
- Settlement-based accounting for Shopify and Amazon using A2X
- Reconciling payouts to bank deposits
- Sales tax tracking and reconciliation with tools such as Avalara
- Shipping cost, pricing and SKU-level margin analysis
- Bookkeeping for owners running several stores or companies
See why Shopify and Amazon payouts never match your sales.
Service businesses and multi-entity owners
Agencies, contractors, property companies and professional firms, often with more than one legal entity.
- Separate, reconciled books for each entity
- Intercompany balances kept in agreement
- Cleanup of prior years before a loan application or sale
- Consolidated monthly reporting for the owner
See cleanup and catch-up bookkeeping and reporting, budgeting and cash flow.
Your industry is not listed?
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Send a short note about your business and where things stand. I will reply with a clear scope and next step. No sensitive documents are needed at this stage.