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Your business, in order.

Setup, books, payroll, and a monthly conversation, from your first dollar to your first hire.

Schedule a conversation

I set up and keep your books, handle your payroll, send and track your customer invoices, and sit down with you every month to talk about what the numbers mean. I work with restaurants, shops, trades, creative firms, private-pay practices, and anyone building something of their own, whether you're just starting, earning on the side, or running it full time.

Why am I busy but short on cash?

Bookkeeping

Books reconciled every month, with reports you can read.

  • QuickBooks Online set up and kept current.
  • Bank and credit card accounts reconciled monthly.
  • Monthly financial statements, explained.
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Vinny Jonna, Member of the QuickBooks ProAdvisor Program

How do I pay myself?

Payroll

Payroll tied to your books.

  • Help choosing a payroll system that fits your business and keeps you compliant. I don't sell or favor one.
  • Payroll reconciled to your books, including how you pay yourself.
  • Clean onboarding for each new hire, with the paperwork and filings done right from the first paycheck.

Who still owes me?

Invoicing

Billing your own customers and knowing who has paid.

  • Invoices sent and tracked.
  • Unpaid balances followed up.
  • Payments matched to what they were for.

Where do I even start?

Business setup

Getting started on solid ground.

  • The right structure for your taxes, chosen before you file anything.
  • Registered where you need to be: your EIN, state tax accounts, and payroll accounts if you're hiring.
  • A first-year plan: what to set aside for taxes, how to pay yourself, and what to track from day one.

Can I afford to hire?

Consulting

Someone to think things through with.

  • Looking at the numbers before big decisions, like hiring or expanding.
  • A monthly conversation about what your financials are telling you.
  • Reachable between meetings without a meter running.

Why a CPA

A bookkeeper sees the deposit. I see how it connects to everything else. I trained as an auditor, so I ask what's missing: what you earned that never arrived, and what the books don't show. In a business, that's where the money quietly goes.

Tax is its own page. See tax.

How we start.

A conversation

Thirty minutes about your business. No cost, no pitch.

A written scope

What's included and what it costs, agreed before any work begins.

We get going

I set up access and we do a first review together.

These services work together as one engagement. Each is scoped to your business, and the fees for each are spelled out in your engagement letter before any work begins.

Questions people ask.

I take on a small number of clients.

If you're building something, running something, or thinking about it, that's the conversation I'd like to have. No cost, no pitch, and I'll tell you honestly if I'm not the right fit.

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