For books that are months or years behind, unreconciled, error-prone, or simply impossible to trust.
What a Bookkeeping Cleanup Does
A cleanup is a structured review and correction of historical bookkeeping so the financial records agree with the bank and credit-card activity and the reports become usable again. The exact scope depends on how long the books have been behind and what kinds of problems are present.
Typical Cleanup Work
- Reconcile missed or incomplete months
- Correct miscategorized and duplicate transactions
- Review unexplained balances and suspense accounts
- Repair opening balances and account-mapping issues where appropriate
- Bring historical books current for tax preparation or lender review
- Prepare the file for ongoing monthly bookkeeping
When Cleanup Is a Good Fit
You are behind
Several months or years have not been reconciled.
The reports look wrong
Balances do not make sense or the profit number cannot be trusted.
You need clean books now
A tax professional, lender, buyer, or internal decision requires dependable financials.
How Pricing Works
Cleanup work is not priced like monthly bookkeeping because no two files are alike. We start with a consultation, then define the diagnostic review and cleanup scope before quoting the work.