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Our Services

Rates may vary depending on the scope and volume of your business.

Reach me at:

chelsea@westendbookkeeping.org

(904) 844 - 8470

Breakdown of Services

Basic Monthly Bookkeeping
$0.00
  • Transaction categorization – recording and organizing all income and expenses

  • Bank & credit card reconciliations – making sure your books match your statements

  • Monthly financial reports – Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow with options to tailor these reports to meet your business’ specific needs

  • Basic journal entries – adjustments for depreciation, payroll, or any use of accounts outside of your business accounts.

Payroll
$0.00
  • Set up and manage payroll using Gusto or your preferred provider

  • Process payroll accurately and on schedule (weekly, biweekly, or monthly)

  • Handle payroll tax filings and ensure compliance with federal and state requirements

  • Track payroll expenses and keep records organized

  • Support with payroll questions and ongoing maintenance

Bills - Accounts Payable
$0.00
  • Manage and organize all vendor bills in one place using Bill.com

  • Enter, review, and track incoming bills to ensure accuracy

  • Schedule and process payments (ACH, check, or card) on time

  • Maintain up-to-date accounts payable balances

  • Communicate with vendors to resolve billing discrepancies

  • Streamline approvals so you stay in control of outgoing cash

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Invoicing - Accounts Receivable
$0.00
  • Track outstanding invoices and monitor accounts receivable balances

  • Record and apply customer payments accurately

  • Set up automated invoicing and recurring billing

  • Follow up on unpaid invoices to help improve cash flow

  • Reconcile payments with your accounting system

  • Provide clear reporting on what’s owed and what’s been collected

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