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Contrary to popular belief, accountants and bookkeepers perform distinctly different tasks for the businesses they serve. Bookkeepers are responsible for on-going maintenance of their clients’ general ledgers. A bookkeeper’s common responsibilities consist of:
Compiling data on a daily basis
Categorizing expenses in the general ledger
Reviewing the general ledger for accuracy
Reconciling bank statements against the general ledger
Generating financial statements
Accountants use the accurate and up-to-date general ledger maintained by the bookkeeper to provide advisory services, such as:
Analyzing the company’s financial data
Preparing income tax returns
Providing tax planning advice
We serve Small to Mid-size businesses of multiple industries
- Accounts Payable / Receivable
- Reconciliation / collections
- Financial Statement
- Forecasting / Budgeting
- Reporting / Year End
- Auditing
- Tax planning
SFB serves small and medium-sized businesses of all kinds, but we are best known for our expertise in these four industries:
Professional services – Real estate agents, insurance agents, financial advisors and more
Home service contractors – HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, painters and more
Health and wellness – Gyms, salons, spas, dentists and more
Restaurants – Bars & Restaurants of all classes
Change to-SFB offers flat monthly fees with 3 package choices, & the choice of additional add on services
All SFB Bookkeepers & Tax advisors are US based Certified QuickBooks Pro-advisors, each with unique specialties which cover an array of different industries. Some also hold advanced certifications.
SFB supports all version of QuickBooks online & QuickBooks Pro & Premier Desktop products
SFB specializes in accounting and bookkeeping services for multi-unit businesses including franchises. We can manage the books for each individual location and provide insight into your business’s overall financial performance through advanced reporting