Monthly Client Bookkeeping
Transaction recording, reconciliations, AR/AP records, payroll-ledger review, month-end reports, and questions organized for review.
Add dependable capacity for monthly work, cleanup projects, reconciliations, and workpaper preparation—while your firm retains tax, assurance, and advisory responsibility.
Choose ongoing capacity, a defined cleanup project, or a records-preparation workflow for selected clients.
Transaction recording, reconciliations, AR/AP records, payroll-ledger review, month-end reports, and questions organized for review.
Historical reconciliations, uncategorized transaction review, opening-balance checks, clearing-account cleanup, and a documented exceptions list.
General ledger exports, financial statements, reconciliations, supporting schedules, and source-document organization before the firm’s tax or year-end work.
Work can be coordinated through the CPA firm or with the client directly when approved. Communication boundaries and approval responsibilities are documented.
Delivery process
Systems, entities, account volume, record condition, access, and requested deliverables.
Cutoff dates, responsibilities, communication path, review points, and information dependencies.
Perform the agreed bookkeeping, maintain an issue log, and flag access or document blockers early.
Provide reconciled records and schedules so the CPA can apply professional judgment.
A practical, linkable checklist for organizing records before CPA review.
Yes. Communication can be routed through the firm, or direct client communication can be used when the firm and client approve it. Access, branding, responsibilities, and review points are documented before work begins.
Support can include monthly bookkeeping, cleanup and catch-up work, bank and card reconciliations, payment-processor activity, AR/AP records, payroll-ledger reconciliation, inventory schedules, fixed-asset schedules, financial statements, and open-item lists.
No. Hashbooks provides bookkeeping and financial-record organization. The CPA firm retains tax preparation and filing, assurance, attestation, regulated advisory work, accounting-policy approval, and professional judgment.
After the records, account volume, access, and requested scope are reviewed, a realistic delivery calendar is agreed. Missing documents or access issues are identified early, and progress and blockers are communicated throughout the work.