Helping business owners with their bookkeeping to better understand the health of their company. Are you so busy trying to keep track of your bookkeeping that you can't focus on making your business a big success? Did you start your business to be able to do monthly bank reconciliations or track your bills or invoices?.
Let me help you grow your business by keeping track of the processes so you can focus on your future. You can trust in me to handle your accounting needs while you work to make your business even more successful. I am a certified Advanced Quickbooks ProAdvisor and an accomplished practitioner of the Getting Things Done methodology.
Let me help you grow your business by keeping track of the processes so you can focus on your future. You can trust in me to handle your accounting needs while you work to make your business even more successful. I am a certified Advanced Quickbooks ProAdvisor and an accomplished practitioner of the Getting Things Done methodology.
Services
Tailored services to meet your specific business needs. From ongoing monthly services to short term review or training, we can partner to bring you exactly what you need exactly when you need it. Providing solutions to allow you to feel confident that your business's financial commitments are being honored effectively and efficiently.
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Francis Sopper
Jul 20, 2021
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A measure of how much Shelley Seguine has taken off my mind is that I have the bandwidth to write her this reference.
Shelley took over the bookkeeping for our organization that has three distinct business units, albeit with overlap of personnel and resources. Up to that point, we’d had an unsatisfying relationship with our bookkeepers as we need close attention to how customer, personnel, time, expenses, and income are allocated among the units. Most people were organized around a single entity for this. Ours has strict lanes for accounting purposes, but our personnel and customers can show
Shelley took over the bookkeeping for our organization that has three distinct business units, albeit with overlap of personnel and resources. Up to that point, we’d had an unsatisfying relationship with our bookkeepers as we need close attention to how customer, personnel, time, expenses, and income are allocated among the units. Most people were organized around a single entity for this. Ours has strict lanes for accounting purposes, but our personnel and customers can show
